What are the principles for placing bonsai plants in a study?
As people's living conditions improve day by day, the meaning of home is no longer just a place to shelter from wind and rain. Living rooms, bedrooms, studies, tea rooms and so on - the functionality of different areas is becoming increasingly clear.
Because their functions differ, their decorative styles, especially the selection and arrangement of plants, are based on certain scientific grounds. A suitable study decoration should first of all embody the word "quiet". There are many suitable plant species, but they mainly reflect three principles:
◆If the study has a large enough space, you can buy a dedicated curio shelf and display books, small ornaments, potted plants, landscape bonsai and so on upon it, creating an elegant and artistic reading environment. In an elegant and tranquil atmosphere, it is best not to choose too many plants; foliage plants or bonsai flowers with light, elegant colors are preferable. Of course, you can also place a vase of flower arrangements, but the colors should not be too bright either; simple Eastern-style artistic flower arrangements are preferable. If space allows, placing a stump bonsai on a long table can add cultural depth.
◆For a smaller study, you can choose short, small pine and cypress plants that stay evergreen and green all year round, such as asparagus fern and five-needle pine, and the number placed should not be too many. On the bookshelf you can place mini bonsai made up of delicate, small, brightly colored succulent plants, which can enrich the study's colors and also reduce computer radiation. On the writing desk you can place some exquisite small foliage plants, such as mirror grass, nerve plant, orchids and so on.
◆For a newly renovated study, there will generally be lingering renovation pollution, such as formaldehyde, xylene and other volatile toxic gases. You can first choose those plants that have the functions of resisting pollution, absorbing toxic gases and purifying the air. Such as snake plant, cactus, ivy, nandina, orchid grass, umbrella tree, Swiss cheese plant and so on.