By integrating indoor gardens and greenery into your home, you can bring the benefits of nature into your home, whilst improving your mental and physical well-being too.
Written by
Sophie Marlowe
In this article, we explore the benefits and different ways you can incorporate faux greenery stems to enhance your home’s decor.
Integrating plants into your home decor transcends mere design; it signifies a lifestyle statement. By applying the aforementioned tips, you can forge a seamless fusion of nature and design, cultivating a living space that not only enhances visual appeal but also nurtures well-being and a profound connection to the natural world.
Written by
Liliana Alvarez
Incorporating indoor plants into your architectural spaces is more than just an aesthetic choice; it is an opportunity to create an inviting, dynamic atmosphere that fosters well-being and enhances the quality of life. The harmonious blend of architecture and nature can stimulate creativity, encourage relaxation, and inspire a deeper connection wit...
Adding indoor plants in your bathroom is one of the best ways to make the room more inviting and relaxing. Heaps of indoor plants can grow well in humid, moist, and warm areas.
Photography
Gustavo Galeano Maz
If you have plants you want to keep alive over the winter, you need to bring them in soon if you haven’t already. So please do it now and avoid killing them.
Written by
Felicia Priedel
When thinking about home décor, the first things that come to mind are repainting, redesigning, changing up the furniture, and adding architectural elements. But flowers are usually not a part of this long list of things. Sure, everybody wants a plant in their home, but no one thinks about adding peonies to their backyard or having a stunning arran...
This 1400 m2 high-end freestanding villa in Tehran is built against a mountainside, with a garden that is raised 17 meters above street level. The facade is cladded with natural travertine stone: a famous high quality local product collected from the Iranian mountains. The wish of the owners to park their cars underground, resulted in a 20 meter lo...
Project name
Inner Garden Villa
Architecture firm
123DV Modern Villas
Photography
Parham Taghioff
Principal architect
Liong Lie
Design team
Liong Lie – Architect, Samaneh Rezvani - Project architect, Martijn Huits - Engineer
Collaborators
Mohsen Haeri - Project manager
Structural engineer
Martijn Huits
Material
Marble, stone, metal, glass, concrete
Typology
Residential › House
