Make your Reading Nook an Escape with Plant Decor
Shelving Solutions
If you have shelves in your reading nook, use them to display your indoor plants in a creative and eye-catching way. You can use plants to surround and showcase your books and other items on your shelves, especially if you pick trailing plants like English Ivy or Golden Pothos. Group smaller plants like succulents in pots on the shelves or hang pots using hooks and macrame hangers.
Bookends with a Twist
Want to take your plant decor to a new level? Use plants as bookends to add a pop of green to your bookshelf while dividing your collection. Worried about low-light on the shelves? No worries - plants like the Snake Plant or the ZZ Plant can handle the shade. Use different plants to indicate different genres, or get inspired and pick plants based off the books they are supporting!
Escape into the Jungle
Tall floor plants can make a statement in a reading nook and instantly bring a sense of nature and privacy to the space. If you have a large enough corner, consider adding a Fiddle Leaf Fig or Ruby Rubber Plant. These plants have tall, slender trunks and lush, expansive leaves that will add a touch of greenery and also create a visual barrier for extra privacy. These spaces are another great space for a Snake Plant if you want something lower maintenance! These tough and hardy plants are perfect for those who don't have a green thumb, as they can thrive in low-light conditions and infrequent watering. Position your tall floor plants near a window or under a light source to give them the proper care they need to flourish and enjoy a little piece of the jungle in your reading nook.
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