Plant window

Beautiful lush plant wall is the new gallery wall. Learn how to create your own piece of plant heaven with our simple guide.

Uma invasão viva toma conta dos interiores. As plantas se apropriam de áreas antes reservadas para móveis e criam instalações verdejantes no que foi definido como urban jungle. Neste movimento de origem europeia vale exagerar para criar sua selva urbana

make a window plant shelf that’s moveable! Keeping plants thriving means giving them the right balance of light. Plants love...

Looking for a way to up your plant game? Find out how to get the look from your favorite Instagramers. Clever ways to hang your plants in your home or office. #houseplants #indoorgardening #houseplantclub #urbanjungle

30 original Indoor Plant Decor Ideas. Find unique and fun ways to display your houseplant collection in your home... just like interior designers do!

Hang your herbs in a window to help them grow. This contemporary window herb planter project uses unique pots, speckled rope, and a metal pipe hanging rod to add interest and style to the top of a kitchen window. #hanginggarden #herbgarden #diyherbgarden #gardening #bhg

This plant hanger is really unique... 1. All the elements in this plant hanger are MOVABLE up and down. You'll have about 3 meters (length of plant hanger) to arrange 4 plants at any level you want them to be. It is really easy to adjust spaces between "shelves". 2. It is durable and can be used outdoor. 4mm and 5mm synthetic cord is knotted in macrame technique, the "shelves" are made out of lightweight outdoor/indoor rug and trimmed with the cord. 3. "Shelves", holding the plant pots allow…

This is a great way to liven up a small window or is very practical if you use a lot of herbs in your cooking. Again, before I realized I didn’t have the green thumb for herbs I planted cilantro, basil, oregano and rosemary. I killed them, so quickly. I ended up replacing them with these easy to car

No curtains - take plants 😀 - Sonja G - Google+

We’re bigggg on plants—especially ones that are easy to care for—because they work so well to give a home, well, life. They’re also believed by many to be great for purifying the air in your home (though the effectiveness is contested). And of course they add a pop of color and can be a nice rem