Plants hanging in front of window

We may earn money or products from the companies mentioned in this post. Your college dorm room is probably the first place you have where you can fully express yourself and who you are. Unfortunately, buying a bunch of decorations, organization tools and anything else for your dorm can really break the bank. There’s a...

12 IKEA Hacks, tricks and ideas to Keep Your Houseplants Happy. IKEA Hacks for Plants - Pots, Plant Stands, Terrariums. IKEA's $5 shelf bracket can hold more than just shelves. Lisa from the German blog It's Pretty Nice devoted hers to holding plants. There are also easy DIY hacks for bowls, wooden plates and stands, macrame hanging planters, BORBY lanterns, Baskets, Frosta stools (the legs!), and raskog cart.

This is such a cool way to display houseplants, and it's great to help create a sense of privacy in an overlooked window. #houseplants #greenery #display #plantlife

Low-maintenance succulents and air plants will bask in the afternoon sunshine of a western exposure. Try hanging the plants from a curtain rod, mixing structured ones with trailers for visual balance. They'll give you a living curtain while keeping your surfaces clear.

Are you considering placing your plants near the windows? Well, these window shelf ideas are what you are looking for. Give your plants more sunlight with these designs.

It’s no secret we love adding plants to our indoor spaces. Every room in our apartment is full of everything from small cactus and succulents to hanging plants and indoor trees. We’re not exactly sure where our love for bringing the outdoors in began, but thinking back on it a bit, it most likely had … Continue reading "Bringing the Outdoors In: Indoor Plant Care"

In my fervent search for ways to keep my indoor plants from shriveling after one month in my dim apartment (refusing to accept that it could in any way be my own fault), I came across these window hanging plant shelves on Etsy. Every ray of sunlight that (by some natural miracle) makes its way into my north-facing apartment is a hot commodity. Yes, my plants need it, but so does my cat, my housemate, and my mental health.

When it comes to bringing greenery indoors, hanging plants are a fantastic option. Not only do they add visual appeal from above, but many hanging plant varieties thrive in low-light conditions, making them perfect for areas of the home that don't get optimal sunlight exposure. Whether you have a dark corner, a north-facing window, or

Growing your own fruits and vegetables provides so many perks. For starters, you'll save money on your grocery bills, plus have fresher produce than you'll find at a store. You'll also know exactly what you're feeding your family, and you'll have fun doing something together by establishing your own edible garden.