In order for a real lively atmosphere to reign in the interior, design experts recommend greening it. Landscaping is also relevant for apartments in multi-storey buildings, and for offices where there is no way to make a garden or lawn. Special design companies or private design specialists can help with this. For example, interior gardening in Krasnodar can be ordered at a special large specialized center.
Greening is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also environmentally friendly. The room will be filled with clean air and a favorable atmosphere. Also, everyone has long known that green calms and relieves fatigue.
Greening the interior itself is quite an exciting process that allows you to use your creativity, create originality and bewitching beauty.
Applied methods
Greening the interior is carried out in various ways, and each method has its own characteristics. The most common landscaping methods are:
- using an accent plant;
- thematic composition;
- pot that blooms;
- florarium;
- paludarium;
- blooming wall;
- rutarium;
- bromeliad effect.
Many varieties have rather bizarre names, sometimes with the presence of Latin roots, which indicate that people have been decorating rooms with plants since ancient times.
Plant accent and thematic composition
The accent plant is the most common indoor landscaping method. It is implemented with the help of a large tall indoor plant, for example, monstera or palm trees, on which the main focus is focused. Be sure to purchase a beautiful flowerpot where it will live. There should be enough free space around, as the accent plant is viewed from afar. Well, if a large plant will bloom regularly - this is an additional highlight in the interior.
No need to put several separate plants in the apartment or make a grove - the whole effect of the method will be lost.
Of course, you need to take care of the appearance of the tree - yellowed leaves should not hang on it, the plant should look he althy and well-groomed.
It should be located on the floor, due to its large size. Only if all conditions are met will the desired result be achieved.
Thematic composition is a rather spectacular and original type of phytodesign. The composition is based on a flat low capacity. Soil is poured into it and certain plants are planted so as to get the original composition.
Additionally, you can decorate this composition with snags, stones, stone paths and miniature figurines.
In this case, it is better to plant plants in separate small pots, and not in common soil. And to achieve a monolithic look, the edges of the pots can be covered with small pebbles.
Flower pot and florarium
A pot that blooms or "sweat-and-fleur". Such landscaping of the interior was very popular in France in the middle of the last century, but it is still relevant today. The principle of this method is a combination of growing plants with cut flowers.
Non-flowering plants are planted in a pot, which form a green substrate. A container of water or a special sponge is placed inside, where cut flowers are inserted, usually bright, to look spectacular against a green background.
Florarium is also a fairly popular phytodesign technique. It is created in a glass or plastic transparent container, the neck of which must be narrowed and subsequently closed. Isolation helps to create a stable microclimate, where high humidity is concentrated and there are no drafts. With the help of the florarium, you can create a separate natural corner or a bright design. You can decorate with gravel or multi-colored glass beads. Such plants do not require special care and do not need to be watered often.
Pludarium and bromeliad effect
Pludarium is a rare, but quite interesting landscaping of the interior. Basically, it's a bigaquarium with underwater and surface plants. To care for such a tropical corner, you may need a special irrigation system. Compositions consisting of underwater and above-water plants look very impressive and bewitching.
The bromeliad effect is a rather unusual method. For its implementation, a tree trunk or a large snag with natural indentations is used. Creepers, bromeliads and other plants are planted in these recesses. The snag is securely fixed. The trunk and the pots themselves are decorated with moss. When the plants grow, wrap around the tree or hang from it, such a corner will look very impressive.
Vertical gardening
If the apartment is small and does not allow growing a huge number of flowers, then in this case vertical gardening of the interior comes to the rescue. This will save space and decorate the apartment. And such landscaping looks very stylish, unusual and beautiful.
Vertical gardening can be in the form of a green wall, a living screen or a partition of fresh flowers. Today, there are companies that create wall compositions, but do-it-yourself vertical gardening in the interior is also available, you just need a desire and a little imagination.
Examples of vertical gardening
The easiest method of vertical gardening is to install narrow elegant shelving that takes up very little space, but at the same time serves as a decoration for a large wall. If you can also make a backlight, then you can choose almost any plants for interior gardening.
A very interesting option could be a living wall above the aquarium. Plants that prefer moist air can be placed there.
For especially whimsical specimens, you can organize shallow wall-mounted florariums under glass. Such plants include philodendrons, monstera, anthuriums. Thus, a unique collection will appear at home, which will please the eye, and will not take up useful space.
