Wall Decor
1. The living room (above) ties in the room’s colour scheme and wall design with plant life for maximum impact. The wooden rack against the wall, the patterned grey-and-green rug (looking like a mossy rock) and the bright-green sofa chair, all help create a lush, verdant atmosphere in the room. This room (left) is a good example of how plants can be used in versatile ways. The multi-pocket wall-mounted plant-holders add a pop of colour to the neutral space, and their linear placement gives an indoor garden-like quality to the living room. Tip: Wondering how to set up a vertical garden indoors? For wall mounted plants, attach the pockets or pots onto the wall with a waterproof frame, for instance, plastic. Set up a tube on the frame which will drip water down throughout the whole structure, on to the plants. If you wish to have a green wall without setting up a watering system, you can even choose to hang artificial plants.Here’s how you can grow plants in teacups
Tip: Indoor plants don’t always have to be larger than life, cascading or leafy. Sculptural ones like these look neat and contemporary and fit well in a modern scheme. The roots of these two specimens have been sunk into a column of white pebbles and, instead of a fancy pot, the whole is encased in glass.
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