With the frosty days of winter quickly approaching, it's time to bring the grace and beauty of vegetation inside before it vanishes outside. Designate a space where your plants can get enough light and get creative; there are many ways to exhibit and enjoy a garden indoors.
Plants are not only visually pleasing and soothing, they also refresh air for a healthier home. From mobile planters to vertical gardens, displaying green living things can be easy and fun, giving new and better vibes to your home. decordemon Want to take your garden with you around the house? This mobile planter is a flexible and fun way to bring living green to whichever space needs it most.
See how to make this mobile planter box Amazon Garden365 Mobile Garden - $224.99 This mobile planter, created by Garden365, comes in three different colors: latte (shown), graphite and terracotta. Made of recyclable double-walled polyethylene, this planter is durable and allows healthy root growth. uttara and adwait A designated space for a garden is a great addition to any home. This miniature courtyard is quite rich, but simple at the same time. A couple of trees stand alone with a few short plants in the bottom. Antique woodwork surrounds it, creating an eclectic feel. John Maniscalco Architecture This beautiful cube of light is the main design element of this house. Everything else was created around its aesthetic. The small number of plants inside this indoor garden allow an uninterrupted view to other parts of the house. Daniel Nolan for Flora Grubb Gardens For a twist on traditional garden design, go vertical. A green wall created with Woolly Pockets adds unexpected texture and life to a wall. If you can only add a few plants, then make the most them. Elevate their beauty by placing them on the spotlight and arranging them in a vignette. Mix it up with plants of different heights and forms and place an artwork behind to enhance them. Silva Studios Architecture Only two things, river rocks and plants, serve as welcoming elements in this Asian-inspired home. A simple garden can work as the ambassador of your home's decorating theme. In this home, the garden imitates the clean and streamlined style of the house. LKM Design For a lush vibe, opt for lacy fronds that fill the space. This entryway, flanked by an all-green symphony of plants, is wildly attractive.
decordemon Want to take your garden with you around the house? This mobile planter is a flexible and fun way to bring living green to whichever space needs it most.
Amazon Garden365 Mobile Garden - $224.99 This mobile planter, created by Garden365, comes in three different colors: latte (shown), graphite and terracotta. Made of recyclable double-walled polyethylene, this planter is durable and allows healthy root growth. 
uttara and adwait A designated space for a garden is a great addition to any home. This miniature courtyard is quite rich, but simple at the same time. A couple of trees stand alone with a few short plants in the bottom. Antique woodwork surrounds it, creating an eclectic feel. 
John Maniscalco Architecture This beautiful cube of light is the main design element of this house. Everything else was created around its aesthetic. The small number of plants inside this indoor garden allow an uninterrupted view to other parts of the house. 
Daniel Nolan for Flora Grubb Gardens For a twist on traditional garden design, go vertical. A green wall created with Woolly Pockets adds unexpected texture and life to a wall. 
If you can only add a few plants, then make the most them. Elevate their beauty by placing them on the spotlight and arranging them in a vignette. Mix it up with plants of different heights and forms and place an artwork behind to enhance them. 
Silva Studios Architecture Only two things, river rocks and plants, serve as welcoming elements in this Asian-inspired home. A simple garden can work as the ambassador of your home's decorating theme. In this home, the garden imitates the clean and streamlined style of the house. 
LKM Design For a lush vibe, opt for lacy fronds that fill the space. This entryway, flanked by an all-green symphony of plants, is wildly attractive.