When it comes to decorating, many things come to mind: furniture, ornaments, paint, and the list can be endless. However, there is one thing that should definitely be in the design of all homes, not only because of the vitality they offer to the environment, but also because of their beautiful view and energy: plants. We will present some options on how you can incorporate them into your living room, how to combine them, and some details regarding flowers, their care, as well as the possibility of placing artificial or natural plants. It may interest you: Type L Houses: 10 Fabulous Advantages of Modern Construction Style
delicate flowers
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delicate flowers
Let’s start with the simple. In any type of space, regardless of size, flowers usually come in handy. In this case, they chose a simple but very colorful bouquet, which blends perfectly with the minimalist style of the room.
Framing a particular area
© homify / The Blue House
Framing a particular area
In this room there is a large window, which is framed by two extremely leafy fern-like plants. Because these have different heights, they generate a very interesting dynamism.
Perfect color palette
© homify / Bhavin Taylor Design
Perfect color palette
If you opt for a colorful design, the best thing you can do is include flowers or plants that feature the colors of your chosen palette. The synergy generated will be exquisite.
United in parallel
© homify / De Rosee Sa
United in parallel
While it doesn’t have to be the same flower, placing two separate bouquets in different rooms, connected at the same time, will help unify the area. The living room and dining room become one with both front and back arrangements. Being of lower height, you can place more flowers on the coffee table.
pop of color
© homify / IQ Furniture
pop of color
The advantage of placing plants in the room, especially when neutral or earth colors prevail, is that a color contrast will be generated instantly. A small plant in the center is enough to enliven the room.
cornered and lonely
© homify / SWM Interiors & Sourcing Ltd
cornered and lonely
If you just want to add a small natural detail, without taking up too much space, you can place a tall pot with a flower on the corner table. Subtle and pretty.
Up and down
© homify / Erdal Architects
Up and down
In rooms with high ceilings, placing climbing plants is a smart decision, as only a few pots are enough to turn the space into a green oasis. If you have the possibility of placing a double roof or loft, incredible!
as an artistic piece
© homify / ÜberRaum Architects
as an artistic piece
In large rooms you can build up an indoor garden. Whether it has a roof or not, a small space like this will give your furniture a beautiful background.
great welcome
© homify / ShellShock Designs
great welcome
A simple triad of tulips or orchids, for example, will make your visitors happy when they enter your home. Put a mirror behind it to deepen the dimension.
on various surfaces
© homify / Yantram Animation Studio Corporation
on various surfaces
In addition to putting the typical plant on the coffee table, why not go further and place natural patterns? By putting a rug with palm leaves you will see how your living room will adopt the tropical feeling that we all look for when we go to the beach.
Have fun trying new styles until you find what suits you best. If you have time to take care of them, give yourself the opportunity to try natural plants or flowers. On the contrary, if you prefer not to get into those rolls, the offer of artificial plants is vast, so you will surely find something suitable for you.
