InTira Design

Indoor plants are both functional and decorative.They improve the air by filtering certain chemicals from it and keep the room cool and fresh by providing a constant source of oxygen and adding moisture to the air.Most Medical offices and restaurants have plants, there’s a reason, they make you feel comfortable and welcome.

There has been a lot of talk about “outdoor rooms,” how about bringing a little of the outdoors inside as well?

Here’s how:

Use plants to provide color, texture, and shape to a space.

Soften architectural elements like doors, windows by giving life to a room

This concept might be used around large windows or on either side of a front door.the plant brings a softer element  preventing hard surfaces from overwhelming the space and making it feel cold.

Fill an unused corner with life. If there are corners in your home that don't seem right for a piece of furniture, consider to filling the space with a large plant.

Use live plants as home accessories. They can be the perfect accessory on a coffee table or bookshelf.

Plants can sometimes be key design elements on their own. Use them as room dividers

Use plants to balance out your design. Place houseplants behind furniture to make your space appear larger and to give it more depth.

Don’t ignore the container, it is just as functional as the plant and provides another design opportunity. Pick nice containers that go with your decor. For the plants in the room look beautiful, you must use a pot that has a pattern or design in harmony with the overall design of your room.

Plant size should match the scale size of the room take height, width, and volume into consideration in order to select a plant that fills the space perfectly. Remember to care for your plants they need water not too much or too little. Find out what works best with your specific plant

If soil and gardening is not your things get some cut flowers and foliage these are available at most flower shops or you could pick some outside where there are no regulations against picking them. Put them in a clear vase, simply having the ‘green’ in your house or office makes a huge difference.