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- How do you split a room with plants?
- What can I use to make a room divider?
- How do you organize indoor potted plants?
How do you split a room with plants?
1. Pot Plants on Free Standing Shelves. insideout.com.au use multiple smaller plants on a free-standing shelf unit to create this effective room divider. The combination of the boxy lines of the shelves with the lush and leafy plants creates a definite but soft divide that maximises the greenery on display.
What can I use to make a room divider?
You can casually and discreetly create a separation between the living room and the dining area (or two other spaces) using a set of shelves and a bunch of plants. You can build the divider using metal pipes and wooden boards and you can paint it to make it match the surrounding decor.
How do you organize indoor potted plants?
The Rule of Three
A common rule of thumb for styling a space is to avoid even-numbered groupings as paired items tend to look a touch formal. A classic combination is a group of three, but so long as you keep the number of plants in each grouping an odd number they should look great.
