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Indoor plants are widely used to beautify the interiors of offices, commercial buildings, and houses. Both flowering and non-flowering/foliage indoor plants are used for beautification of interiors. Indoor plants may be arranged either as single specimens or in groups for beautification purposes. Different types of indoor plants are used for different purposes of decoration and beautification. Indoor plants are the most ideal choices for ecofriendly interior decoration. Indoor plants add charm to the architectural beauty of the house and they compliment the interior settings of the house.
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Plants for Aesthetic Interiors - Roby Jose Ciju
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Plants For Aesthetic Interiors
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table of contents
Introduction
Choosing Indoor Plants for Specific Purposes
Arranging Ferns as Indoor Gardens
Begonias for Interior Decoration
Bromeliads for Interior Decoration
Indoor Palms for Interior Decoration
Plants for the Corners of Rooms and Halls:
Displaying Indoor Plants for Maximum Aesthetics
Introduction
Indoor plants are widely used to beautify the interiors of offices, commercial buildings, and houses. Both flowering and non-flowering/foliage indoor plants are used for beautification of interiors. Indoor plants may be arranged either as single specimens or in groups for beautification purposes. Different types of indoor plants are used for different purposes of decoration and beautification. Indoor plants are the most ideal choices for ecofriendly interior decoration. Indoor plants add charm to the architectural beauty of the house and they compliment the interior settings of the house.
Arranging Indoor Plants as Single Specimens: Indoor plants are placed singly/individually as a spotlight depending on size, colour and style of rooms. Single plant specimens are best suited for small rooms.
table-2591362_1280.jpgArranging Indoor Plants in Groups: For spectacular, mass effect, indoor plants should be arranged in suitable groups. Group of bold leaved large plants should always be placed against a big wall. While grouping plants together, their compatibility based on colour, size, and shape or texture should be taken into consideration.
room-7691636_1280.jpgChoosing Indoor Plants for Specific Purposes
Tall plants like philodendron and rubber
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