Decorating With Plants Blog - Artificial Green — Decorating With Plants

In the fast paced world of modern business, creating a harmonious and productive workspace is paramount. While the benefits of natural greenery in offices are well documented, maintaining live plants can often be challenging as well as costly. Enter artificial plants, the versatile solution that effortlessly brings the beauty of the outdoors into the corporate environment. In this article, we'll explore the ways in which artificial plants can elevate office interiors, enhancing both aesthetics and employee well-being. Enhancing Aesthetics: The visual impact of a well designed office cannot be underestimated. Artificial plants offer a way to infuse a sense of...

Artificial plants offer endless possibilities when it comes to placement. They are not limited by the need for natural light and can be positioned anywhere in your home or office. Even in a low light room, from shelves and countertops to corners and hanging pots. You can explore a variety of foliage options to suit your interior, such as broad leaves, spiky succulents, or delicate ferns. Also consider whether you want to stick with simple greenery or whether you want to add a floral element. Choose plants that align with your personal style and complement the rest of the decor...

Trailing plants are very on trend at the moment and we love the boho inspired look they help to create. However, not everyone is great when it comes to looking after live plants, so we have a fabulous collection of faux trailing plants to brighten up your home and office.  Trailing plants are perfect when used to decorate a shelf like our Spanish Moss used in the image above in this gorgeous bedroom design by Jessica Cox Design.  Here are some of our favourite artificial trailers to inspire. All of these plants are available to buy online. 1. Trailing Philodendron...

The botanical trend is still going strong, but if your an accidental plant killer, fear not. We've got some gorgeous faux house plants to brighten up your interior in 2018. From tropical banana trees and bird of paradise plants to Japanese bamboo, trailing plants and the plant of the moment, the Pilea, otherwise known as the Chinese money plant.  By using faux plants in your home or workplace, you don’t necessarily need to choose a species that would usually thrive in your climate, meaning you can go for whichever statement plant you like to add impact to a room. For example,...

We were recently asked to create an artificial palm tree arrangement in a private residence in central London. The interior designer wanted to use large palms to create an impressive tropical display for her busy client, without having to worry about maintenance, or keeping the right conditions for real palm trees. We used a combination of tall phoenix palm trees to give height, and some shorter areca palms to fill out the large planter.  Trees we used: Phoenix Palm Tree Areca Palm Tree For more information on our installation projects, please visit our sister website www.artigreen.co.uk