1. Create a Jungalow display
Combine two leading ladies (in this case a large Spathifyllum and a Monstera) with all sorts of different plants. Fountain shapes, trailing plants, plants that grow sideways - anything goes. As long as the plants are all green and the pots are the same colour, they will reinforce one another's effect and together they will create a mini jungle.
2. Casual chic: the botanicals trend
Anyone with limited space should opt for plants that particularly grow upwards. In order to keep it lively, you should vary the pots, glasses and vases, and echo the lines of the plants in a print.
3. Living Apart Together
Grouping does not necessarily mean that the plants need to be next one another. These four together generate plenty of atmosphere and liveliness, but also each enjoy their own space . That way you can create a group that radiates calm.
4. Plant bric-a-brac
Do you enjoy finding treasures at flea markets? Put your plants together in your best finds. It also looks great to place a few cuttings amongst them or - as in this case - a plant that is recovering from being a bit off-colour. It reinforces the feeling that the old can look completely new again.
