2024 – Decoration trend: exotic foliage

This text is part of the special Pleasures notebook

In the 1980s and 1990s, plants were the stars of interior design, but at the beginning of the 21st century their presence in the home diminished.^e Century. In recent years they have made a strong comeback and are even at the center of many interior design trends, as these three successful examples show.

The bedroom: a calming space

This bedroom takes into account several current decoration trends, such as the use of minimalist round mirrors and accessories made from natural materials. However, what draws the most attention is the abundance of plants incorporated into the space. The idea of ​​placing benches in front of the checkered doors is brilliant: they enable the presentation of a wide variety of specimens and objects. The diverse selection of planters, formats, materials and textures adds richness and dynamism to the entire arrangement, far surpassing the effect that could have been achieved using identical containers.

The ideal plants for the bedroom

• Hoya (Hoya kerrii'Variegata')

• Its bi-colored, thick and heart-shaped leaves are all designed for sharing a room with your loved one.

• Aloe (Aloe vera)

The long, pointed leaves of this plant give it a very graphic look. Not only is this species known for the healing properties of its gel, but it also has detoxifying properties and promotes sleep.

• Schefflera (Schefflera arboricola)

This tree requires little maintenance and maintains residents' privacy when placed in front of a window.

The Living Room: Creating an Imaginary Boundary

The owners have integrated nature into their living room with a glass partition and several plants. This rustic house exudes a warm atmosphere, especially thanks to the wooden construction elements and the selected accessories. These neutral colors beautifully highlight the green tones of the plants and create a vibrant spectacle in the room. The paneled wall decorated with wall planters becomes the focal point of the room and attracts everyone's attention.

The ideal plants for the living room

• Morgan Stonecrop (Sedum morganianum)

There's nothing better to brighten up a wall than the texture of this plant's beautiful arching leaf clusters.

• Monstera “Gruyere Plant” (Monstera adansonii)

Its openwork leaves allow light to penetrate the room. Once attached to a pole, this plant rises and transforms into a living sculpture.

• Calathea “Rattlesnake” (Calathea lancifolia)

The leaves of this variety, with their two shades of green on the upper side and their purple underside, are harmoniously reminiscent of the leaves of nature.

The bathroom: the vital space

It may seem pointless to invest energy in decorating a room that you will only be in for a few minutes. However, some species thrive in humid environments, making the bathroom ideal for display. Social media is abuzz with images of hanging ladders used to support plants, which is causing a lot of excitement. When choosing plants, opt for leaves of different colors with a straight or drooping shape to emphasize the decorative effect.

The ideal plants for the bathroom

• Bird's Nest Fern (Asplenium nidus)

This sophisticated, delicate green fern is characterized by its shiny, slightly wavy leaves.

• Dolphin plant (Senecio peregrinus)

Perfect for hanging overhead, this plant has thin drooping stems adorned with small leaves reminiscent of the shape of a dolphin.

• Bamboo begonia (Begonia maculata)

We are completely seduced by its foliage decorated with white polka dots. This plant loves humidity and is therefore the perfect decoration for your bathroom!

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