Bright but Indirectly Lit Rooms, Like Your Office

If you want to transform your home office into a green haven, then we'd suggest adding a tall floor plant beside your desk. This Swiss Cheese Plant thrives in spots with bright indirect light. Its leaves naturally develop holes. These will definitely draw your attention whenever you're getting lost in your thoughts. Evidence suggests that adding greenery to your workspace can bring physiological and psychological benefits, making you more productive.

Long-lasting plants will grow with you and bring structure into your room. The Rubber Plant 'Robusta' is one of those sturdy and easy-cared-for plants. With a bit of care and in a sunny spot, you'll see it flourish and grow in no time. The glossy, deep green leaves are truly eye catching.

The dining room also tends to have corners with indirect sunlight. Since it's where you get together with friends and family, why not liven it up with a plant or two? The Chinese Money Plant would love to take the spot! It's another low-maintenance companion who is said to bring good luck into your home. Plus, humans find circular shapes calming. Introduce this bundle of positivity into your life (and home)!

Support Your Physical Health

Tall plants can bring extra benefits to your life and wellbeing. Having more plant surface to work with makes them even better at collecting dust and purifying the air. Doing so supports your respiratory system. One of the best plants for cleaning nasties out of the air is the Kentia Palm. Howea forsteriana's green leaves bring a fresh tropical look into your home whilst being super easy to look after.

If you're experiencing the drying effects of air-conditioning and heating, then consider getting a plant. These effects usually transpire through coughs or dry skin. Certain plants can help support your physical health by increasing humidity levels. Particularly plants that require a bit of occasional misting will be good at this. In this collection, the Kentia Palm and Calathea 'Triostar' would be the best ones to go for. 

Hardwired Responses to Greenery

As humans developed with nature, cues regarding our surroundings have been anchored in our collective subconscious. That's why top-heavy plants give us a feeling of safety and calmness. The exotic Elephant Ear 'Tiger' brings this structure into your very own plant collection. With its broad leaves on its animal-print stems, it arches over its smaller counterparts. Wow-factor guaranteed!

Another evolutionary cue is biodiversity. It signals that an area is habitable and healthy. Well, isn't it the perfect excuse to get even more plants? Different sizes and a range of colours will make us feel even more homely. The Philodendron Imperial Red brings a splash of colours, from dark red to deep green, into your home. With its large leaves, it's also a fantastic dust collector – keeping the particles out of your lungs.