plants for the interior
consider these things when choosing the plants
· Light level
· How often you want to care for them
· The atmosphere you want (minimal, lush, classical, modern)
forgiving snake plant
ficus for statement
Easiest & Nearly Indestructible
Sansevieria trifasciata (Snake Plant)
Thrives in low to bright light
Tolerates irregular watering
Sculptural, architectural look
Perfect for bedrooms, offices, darker corners.
Zamioculcas zamiifolia (ZZ Plant)
Extremely drought tolerant
Glossy, elegant leaves
Modern, minimalist vibe
Great for low-light apartments.
Epipremnum aureum (Pothos)
Trailing vine
Forgiving with watering
Works in hanging pots or shelves
Softens shelves and bookcases beautifully.
aloe vera cleans the air
Elegant & Architectural (High Impact)
Ficus lyrata
Large statement leaves
Needs bright indirect light
Bold, sophisticated presence
Best for airy living rooms.
Strelitzia reginae
Dramatic, upright leaves
Loves bright light
Creates a “luxury resort” feeling
Excellent in rooms with large windows.
Monstera deliciosa
Iconic split leaves
Thrives in medium light
Lush, tropical character
Very forgiving and stylish.
lemon for beauty and aroma
Soft & Romantic
Spathiphyllum
Tolerates low light
Elegant white blooms
Signals when it needs water
Perfect for softer interiors.
Calathea orbifolia
Beautiful patterned leaves
Needs humidity
Adds refined texture
Lovely in serene, layered spaces.
Best for Bedrooms
Sansevieria trifasciata
Spathiphyllum
Aloe vera
They tolerate lower light and are low maintenance.
If You Want “Old European Manor” Energy
Think:
· Potted citrus trees
· Olive trees
· Ferns
· Ivy climbing over shelves
Very romantic, layered, and historical.
Quick Guide by Light
Low light → ZZ plant, Snake plant, Peace lily
Medium light → Monstera, Pothos
Bright indirect → Fiddle leaf fig, Bird of paradise
Direct sun → Olive tree, citrus