The New Year is the perfect time to refresh your interior spaces with new plant trends. We’ll discover houseplants that complement these eclectic styles as we walk through Mid-Century Modern, Scandinavian, Bohemian, Coastal, Farmhouse, Minimalist, and Art Deco styles. Whether you’re following new trends or creating your own this year, you’ll find inspiration for green and stylish spaces below!
Mid-Century Greenery: Retro Plants for Mid-Century Modern Spaces
Step back into the ‘50s and ‘60s with the retro allure of Mid-Century Modern. Characterized by clean lines, open spaces, and minimal ornaments, this style is a perfect canvas for houseplants with a simple yet artful look.
The tall upright leaves of the snake plant could be an icon of mid-century interiors. The cascading fronds of the ponytail palm add a playful yet sophisticated vibe. The rubber plant, with its bold, glossy leaves, completes the ensemble, infusing a sense of grace into the sleek simplicity of Mid-Century Modern.
Succulents & Scandi: The Perfect Match for Scandinavian Design
Scandinavian design embraces simplicity, functionality, and a connection to nature. In these spaces, you’ll find light, airy, clutter-free style, often with an element of natural wood. With their clean lines and low-maintenance needs, succulents make them the perfect companions for Scandinavian rooms. The rosette leaves of echeverias bring an elegant symmetry, while aloe vera adds a practical and health-conscious element.
Grouping succulents in minimalist planters or placing them on windowsills allows these plants to seamlessly blend into the understated elegance of Scandinavian design, enhancing the overall sense of calm and tranquility.
As we enter the New Year, let the beauty of nature intertwine with your decor, creating spaces that are not only visually-stunning but also vibrantly-alive.
Eclectic Houseplants for Bohemian Style
Bohemian interiors celebrate diversity and self-expression, making them the ideal canvas for an eclectic mix of houseplants. The key is to embrace variety in shapes, sizes, and textures. Try combining the lush fronds of the Boston fern with the playful garlands of the string of hearts or hanging macramé planters and eclectic pots to enhance the carefree Bohemian vibe. The mix of greenery contributes to the free-spirited yet curated feel of this timeless traveler’s trend.
Coastal Charm: Seaside Style with Indoor Plants
Coastal interiors draw inspiration from the beach, the sea, sailing, and anything maritime and evoke the misty grandeur of coastal relaxation. Houseplants that mimic the coastal environment seamlessly integrate into this style.
The areca palm brings the feel of a tropical seashore. The peace lily adds elegant white blossoms that are reminiscent of seafoam. Pothos invites the rainforest vibes of the Pacific Northwest. Combined with driftwood and baskets, these plants bring fresh air and create the serene atmosphere of a seaside retreat.
Farmhouse Style and Plant Decor
Farmhouse interiors are known for their rustic charm and connection to rural living. They embody a welcoming, country style, playing on the themes of the American and English farmsteads. The broad leaves of the fiddlehead fig complement this popular trend’s cozy warmth, while the easy-to-care-for ZZ plant thrives in various light conditions, making it another versatile and hardy choice.
For an extra rural feel and culinary touch, consider growing herb gardens in rustic pots, especially perennials such as rosemary and lavender. A mix of greenery in weathered planters and baskets enhances the familiar and inviting feel of the farmhouse style.
Minimalist Houseplants For Zen Spaces
Zen design is closely related to minimalism, both revolving around simplicity, clean lines, and functionality. Houseplants used in Minimalist interiors should be carefully selected to maintain the uncluttered look. The peace lily is a natural choice with its elegant leaves and white blooms, while the jade plant infuses a peaceful and serene energy fitting for Zen spaces.
Minimalist planters in neutral tones or geometric shapes further contribute to the Zen atmosphere. Less is more in minimalist design, and the right selection of houseplants can elevate the simplicity to sophisticated tranquility.
Lavish Greenery for Art Deco Designs
Art Deco rooms are recognized for their luxury, bold geometric patterns, and lavish materials, recalling the vibrancy of the 1920s. Choose houseplants that exude a sense of grandeur to complement this opulent style. The kentia palm, with its graceful arching fronds, adds a touch of glamor, while the big, perforated leaves of the monstera deliciosa bring a tropical and dramatic flair. To embody the Jazz Age’s luxury, combine these lush plants with metallic planters or stands.
Houseplants have the remarkable ability to enhance and harmonize with various interior design styles. Whether you’re drawn to the simplicity of Scandinavian design, the free-spirited nature of Bohemian interiors, or the opulence of Art Deco, there’s a perfect green companion to complement every room. As we enter the New Year, let the beauty of nature intertwine with your decor, creating spaces that are not only visually-stunning but also vibrantly-alive.
For more inspiration on new plant trends, don’t hesitate to visit our garden center in Bismarck, North Dakota!