8 tips for creating the perfect plant room
"If you're decorating with the popular paludarium, you might want to add some potted plants as well. This will add movement to the landscape and create a richer space."
So says interior stylist Masato Kawai. He says that metal plant shelves with a coated surface are ideal in terms of lighting, ventilation, weight-bearing capacity, and ease of maintenance.
"This time, we used neutral colors for the shelves so that the colors of the plants themselves would stand out. To avoid an inorganic feel, we incorporated natural materials such as wooden pots, which blend naturally into the everyday space. LED lighting, which is essential for indoor cultivation, can be used by replacing the bulbs in your regular designer lighting to make it blend in with the interior. If the plants have a unique appearance, you can create a well-balanced look by adding accents such as brightly colored accessories, books, or pop objects."
1. Magnetic LED for a neat display
2. Create a unique paludarium using laboratory containers
3. Grow with style using well-designed lighting
4. Pair it with dynamic art
5. Decorate with wild flowers in an artist-made glass jar
6. Paludariums are ideal for humid bathrooms
7. Arrange your living room for a bird's-eye view
8. Create a study with plants that are fun to care for
On the top shelf, from left to right, are Epiphyllum, Neoregelia, Euphorbia, and Aechmea. A magnetic LED light is used to complement the paludarium, which uses egg-shaped and dome-shaped tanks. The potted plant on the right of the shelf is Dracaena Draco. The black floor lamp on the left is "Sirio," 189,860 yen (BUNDLESTUDIO bundlestudio.jp).
