Practical Tips for Pairing Indoor Flowers with Spaces
Growing flowers in the home seems to have become a trend; it not only provides a green decorative feel but also adds a few touches of greenery to the home. So how should flowers be placed indoors, and how can they be perfectly paired with the space? Below, the editor gives everyone the answer!
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Indoor flower space pairing one: living room flower pairing
The arrangement of flowers is generally based on the function of the space, matching the height, lowness, size and flower color of the flowers. The placement of flowers in the living room should not pursue "quantity"; flowers are always just an embellishment for the furniture, and the living room cannot be made to look like a flower house. Generally, place one or two green plants 1.7 m tall in the corners, and place some smaller plants, colorful foliage plants, etc. on the coffee table, and that is enough.
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Indoor flower space pairing two: bedroom flower pairing
Tall plants are not suitable for placement in the bedroom, otherwise they easily create psychological pressure. It is suitable to place plants with soft leaves, embellish with some small flowers on the bedside table, and place some spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum) on top of the cabinet, etc.
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Indoor flower space pairing three: dining room flower pairing
Tall flowers are also not suitable for placement in the dining room. Embellishing the dining table with a small pot of green plants can adjust the mood when dining. The thicker the leaves of the plant, the better the resistance to cooking fumes, because it can be wiped often and will not be damaged from the leaves being too thin.
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Indoor flower space pairing four: pairing for other small spaces
In the study, mainly place more elegant plants and radiation-absorbing plants, such as cactus (Echinopsis) and asparagus fern (Asparagus setaceus). In the bathroom, some shade-tolerant ferns can be placed, such as sword fern (Nephrolepis cordifolia) and maidenhair fern (Adiantum), but because the light in many bathrooms is poor, the flowers need to be regularly taken outside to get some sun. On the balcony, some sun-loving plants can be placed, and a small flower bed can be built to create a small garden, creating a leisurely artistic lifestyle.