Planting
When the days grow longer and temperatures steadily rise, it can only mean one thing: spring is coming. What could be better than planting up your garden and balcony? With the right gadgets and designer planters, you can create your own green oasis in no time.
When the days grow longer and temperatures steadily rise, it can only mean one thing: spring is coming. What could be better than planting up your garden and balcony? With the right gadgets and designer planters, you can create your own green oasis in no time.
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Green plants as a design element
Plants bring life into your home and create a natural, homely atmosphere. A single houseplant, a lush green plant or a few herbs on the windowsill – planting combines decorative design with a piece of nature in everyday life and complements a wide range of interior styles.
Large plants can act as an eye-catcher and give structure to a room, while smaller plants complement shelves, windowsills or side tables. Different leaf sizes, growth habits and shades of green create varied accents and give living spaces more depth.
Easy-care plants are particularly popular, as they fit harmoniously into modern interiors and add natural accents even in less well-lit areas.
Plants and matching planters
Plant pots and planters have long been more than practical containers. Materials such as ceramic, metal or natural fibres add design accents and can be combined harmoniously with furniture and accessories.
Simple planters underline a minimalist interior, while special shapes and colours put individual plants in the spotlight. In this way, planters themselves become decorative design objects in your living space.
Natural living with plants
Plants make rooms livelier and more personal. Hanging plants, small groups of plants or single large specimens create different levels and bring structure to your home.
As a versatile design element, plants combine naturalness, calm and homeliness, creating a harmonious atmosphere that suits modern living.
