My Rewards
Bedroom Plants
The main function of a bedroom is to provide a comfortable and safe place to sleep. For good sleep hygiene we recommend you prioritise air flow, healthy humidity levels and a balanced sleep-wake cycle. Read More
Bedroom Plants
Sweetheart Succulent
Calathea 'Orbifolia'
Hoya 'Krinkle Kurls'
Begonia Rex 'Jive'
Rubber Plant 'Belize' Pink
Begonia Rex 'Spitfire'
Birchbark Fig
Syngonium 'Pink Splash'
Syngonium 'Pixie'
Large Monstera 'Variegata'
Philodendron Gloriosum
That's why in the collection below you will find an edit of plants that have been chosen for their outstanding ability to purify and/or humidify the air and also plants which share overtly with us their own circadian rhythms.
That's why in the collection below you will find an edit of plants that have been chosen for their outstanding ability to purify and/or humidify the air and also plants which share overtly with us their own circadian rhythms.
Plants in Your Bedroom
When thinking about how to furnish your home with plants we recommend you consider what type of atmosphere you want to create in your home environment, and then choose plants with properties that will foster this atmosphere. The main function of a bedroom is to provide a comfortable and safe place to sleep. For good sleep hygiene we recommend you prioritise air flow, healthy humidity levels and a balanced sleep-wake cycle.
Good Sleep Hygiene
Plants can help with all these things, and, in the collection above you will find an edit of plants that can help you promote your good sleep hygiene practice. These plants have been chosen for their outstanding ability to purify and/or humidify the air and also plants which share overtly with us their own circadian rhythms. To learn more about the science behind the wellbeing benefits of plants, please visit this page here.
