One of the current home decor trends is to bring natural elements into your home. There are so many creative ways to add plants to your interiors, the containers are as interesting as the greenery! Here are six innovative ideas to get you started:

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1. CAPITALIZE ON VERTICAL SPACE

We often overlook the untapped vertical spaces we have in our homes. Use that space to your advantage! These hand-made-looking rope hanging shelves (eh, hem, trend alert) are a great way to utilize vertical space, and they are both functional and add fun texture to the room!

Also, check out this plant stand that make use of vertical space. This folding ladder style stand is perfect if you want a portable stand that can be stored in a small space.

2. MAKE USE OF WALL SPACE

Combine two current trends by combining natural elements with geometric accents. Win-win! These geometric wall planters and the small brass and ceramic planters below are eye-catching and perfect for low-maintenance succulents.

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3. SHOW YOUR DESK SOME LOVE

A few green stems on your desk might be just what you need to bring your stress level down a notch. We like this modern hydroponics planter for a clean look and small footprint.

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4. UTILIZE WINDOW SPACE

A deep window sill begs to have a long narrow planter perched on its ledge. However, if you don’t have a window sill that can hold a container, look above and hang one over the window.

5. UTILIZE THE CORNERS IN ROOMS

No need for corners to go stale or forgotten. Place planters on legs to create an airy arrangement. These mid-century modern planters have us swooning.

6. CAPTURE HANGING SPACE FROM THE CEILING

Hanging planters keep spaces clear and can easily fill a spot that needs a little something extra. Tap into a current trend by adding mixed metals in your hanging planters. Macrame plant hangers are a boho way to bring in a trending handmade touch.

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Plants and succulents can help create a living space that is soothing to be in and that can enhance your mood. So, whether you live in a full-fledged farmhouse or a small apartment decorated in a modern minimalist style, you can still take advantage of fun, modern, and trending ideas to liven up your space with plants, herbs, and succulents.

Learn more about current trends in home decor on Episode 84 of The Architecture Happy Hour podcast.

If you want some more ideas for improving your home environment, hpd architecture + interiors can help. Just send us a message.

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Laura

VP, Architect, hpd architecture + interiors
Laura Davis is a Texas and Colorado registered architect and interior designer, and a co-founder of hpd architecture + interiors. With a diverse portfolio spanning residential, commercial, retail, and historical projects, Laura’s heart lies with her specialty in Historic Preservation. She loves to revitalize older properties, cherishing their character and the stories they hold. Her true passion lies in understanding her clients deeply, uncovering their desires and motivations, and crafting designs that turn houses into cherished homes.