Plants are kind of having a moment right now. Take one quick scroll
through Instagram/Pinterest and you’ll see beautiful interiors covered in
leafy vines, hanging plants, spunky succulents, and trees that liven up
every corner of a room.
And there’s a reason why everyone is so obsessed with greenery: Indoor
plants improve your mental and physical well-being in ways you probably
didn’t even realize. Ever wondered why you feel like you can breathe
easier, focus better, and simply be happier in a room full of nature? Well,
turns out these perks have existed long before our seemingly newfound
appreciation for lush spaces.
An indoor garden/decor can be your refuge from the outside world, and for
many people it is a source of great joy. Whether you live in a small
apartment, or a large house, by introducing certain plants into your home,
you will start to notice improvements to your health, and overall happiness.
As well as enhancing your mood and creating a living space that is
soothing to be in, plants can also help with loneliness and depression:
caring for a living thing gives us a purpose and is rewarding — especially
when you see that living thing bloom and thrive.
“Studies have proven that house plants improve concentration
and productivity (by up to 15%), reduce stress levels, and boost
your mood.”
Recently, I have started growing an inclination for plants and have tried my
hands on gardening. It was a new thing for me i have not felt more satisfied
doing something like this before. As i live in a small space i tried to
redecorate a small shelf corner with plants and mixed it up with other nicks
and nacks and budget friendly decor items. It surely has enhanced my
mood as every morning i wake up to see these plants grow and it livens the
space and there is whole lot of positive vibes around.
For some people it can be a tedious task to water the plants , but you can
always rely only small succulents and cactus which needs low maintenance
and in turn livens up your space.
To create your perfect green haven, it’s worthwhile spending a little bit of
time researching the plants are best suited for each room and what kind of
environment. Here are a few plant types I have used :
This is a short video showing how I have revamped my small shelf corner
into a little plant sanctuary.
Trust me ! This is most budget friendly and eco friendly décor one can do to change the look of your space.
So, Don’t be lazy go buy a plant. Bring the green in.
Hope you like it… :)
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