Have you noticed yet? Our living rooms and other rooms we like to show off have been filled with lush greenery, and there are finally more plants and greenery in the middle of our living spaces.
Ever since hipsters in Scandinavia—surrounded by countless half-dusty rubber trees and monsteras—have beenlounging in old, worn leather armchairs and drawing their crinkled lines on “do-it-yourself furniture,” this trend has been slowly but surely making its way into our living rooms as well.
Until recently , such plants had only been spotted in rare thrift stores or the run-down office wings of the ’60s, where they quietly ended their days as discarded relics. Now, however, these very plants are all the rage, being offered at high prices and, of course, bought in droves. This marks the revival of the “Green Wave
,” and it’s finally bringing some color and freshness back into our homes.
Plants like the Monstera or the age-old rubber tree—which used to be more commonly found in retirees’ homes—can now be seen in the trendiest bars and retail spaces around the world.
Presumably, the choice of plant species also has something to do with how easy they are to care for, since plants are often considered high-maintenance. This isn’t the case with the two plants shown here, which certainly contributes to their current popularity.
People are finally buying plants again that lend living spaces a natural and vibrant atmosphere , without creating an artificially staged world of fresh scents from air-freshening concepts.
Green plants and other greenery have become welcome gifts to bring to house parties, and temporary plant stalls are turning into trendy hangouts for young people and anyone else who feels the same way.
You can find rarities that have made their way to us through unusual channels, such as z.B. the albino Monstera, which—due to a pigment disorder—displays a camouflage-like leaf color, ranging from green to a light ecru.
One thing is certain:
plants bring a very positive and natural atmosphere into our spaces and serve as apositive , source of energy for us humans , , providing vitality, balance , and life force.
Living with plants enriches our daily lives byimproving the indoor environment and alsocontributing to our sense of well-being.
Plants have finally made a comebackand enrich our lives every day—next to the bed, on a shelf, behind the TV, or wherever. You can’t go wrong with a plant—unless it’s the placement. It’s a good idea to do a little research so you can enjoy it for a long time.
Check out ourplant collectionfor a wide selection of houseplants that will breathe life into your home!
We also have great ideas and products to perfectly decorate yourdeskordining room, all of which can be harmoniously combined with plants.
