Hanging Plants as an Indoor Décor Accent: Creating Different Atmospheres with Suspended Greenery

To display hanging plants, it is important to prepare a suitable place for them. You could drive nails into the wall, but arranging the plants on hanging rods or shelves is another good option. In the kitchen, it can be especially useful to make the most of small unused spaces.

The length of the cord is also very important when displaying hanging plants. Different cord lengths create different effects. Plants with long leaves and stems are best hung high on short cords; conversely, smaller plants with fewer leaves can be hung on long cords to create a more graceful overall look.

When placing hanging plants on a veranda, consider how well they harmonize with regular potted plants. Hanging too many can make the area look cluttered, so it is best to distribute them appropriately throughout the space. It is also important to consider the plants’ overall appearance, including the lengths of their stems and leaves.

It need not look perfect to feel restorative; ongoing care is even more important

Decorating with plants takes considerable effort, but growing them can be enjoyable for the sense of well-being they provide. Even if the arrangement is not especially beautiful, hanging-plant décor can be considered successful if it simply makes the indoor space feel full of plants.

The care methods for hanging plants vary by type, so it is necessary to check whether they need a lot of sunlight or little water. Additionally, it is important to choose the type of pot so that the hanging plants can grow well. [FamTimes = Journalist Hong Seung-beom]