Embracing the Boldness of Large Plants 🌿

The use of large, bold plants has become a defining trend in interior design for 2019. Designers creatively integrate these striking green elements to infuse vibrancy and a natural heartbeat into interiors, showcasing the transformative power of plants.

The heartbeat by Danna featuring bold tropical plants
Bold in green by Gabriela Dumitru showcasing rich greenery
Design Bold Greens

Minimalist vs. Lush Arrangements 🌱

Start Lush Designs

Contrasting minimalist plant layouts with lush, dense greenery sets different room moods. Minimalist designs like Danna's use fewer plants but emphasize their impact, while lush designs by Gabriela create a vibrant, immersive jungle feel. Both styles uniquely enhance spatial perception and ambiance within Homestyler.

Minimalist bold tropical plants by Danna
Lush, dense greenery by Gabriela Dumitru
Create Minimalist Looks

Bright & Airy vs. Soft & Serene Lighting 💡

Go Dense & Green

Lighting dramatically alters the mood surrounding plant decor. Rutchevelle Den Ouden’s 'White Mood' employs bright and airy lighting to emphasize freshness and openness, while Irene Craig's 'Afternoon Tea in the Garden Room' opts for soft, warm light to cultivate a serene, cozy atmosphere. Each lighting approach highlights plants in a distinctive way using Homestyler's tools.

Bright and airy White Mood by Rutchevelle Den Ouden
Soft, warm lighting in Afternoon Tea in the Garden Room by Irene Craig
Bright Fresh Designs

Cool vs. Warm Color Tones 🌀🔥

Cozy Warm Spaces

Color temperature transforms the perception of plant-filled spaces. Lili Designs' 'Sage Tropics' uses cool greens and blues to deliver a refreshing, tropical vibe, while Raji Purva's 'Living in the woods' embraces warm earthy tones that evoke comfort and rustic charm. These palettes illustrate how color choice can define plant-focused interiors within Homestyler.

Cool color tones in Sage Tropics by Lili Designs
Warm earthy tones in Living in the Woods by Raji Purva
Cool Tropical Vibes

Open Layout vs. Zone-Focused Plant Placement 🏡

Warm Rustic Charm

Spatial layout highlights different plant integration techniques. Homestyler designer Danna's open layout with scattered large plants creates a flowing environment, allowing green elements to breathe. Conversely, Lili Designs zones plants strategically, segmenting areas to define function and visual interest while keeping the tropical theme intact.

Open layout with bold plants by Danna
Zone-focused plant placement by Lili Designs
Open Plant Layouts

Try Your Hand at Design 🎨

Zone Your Greenery

Inspired by these diverse top entries from the PlantsContest? Challenge yourself by creating your own lush green spaces with Homestyler’s powerful online design tools. Join our weekly contests to showcase your unique plant styling skills and get featured among the community's best!


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