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It is no secret that plants bring a new form of energy and life into your home when brought indoors. Having plants indoors has been a common household remedy for centuries because of the positive energy they have in homes. When you think of plants, you may typically think of a horizontal garden outside, but have you ever consider having a vertical garden inside your house? Vertical gardens are stylish and unique, and they can be subtle or grand focal point in your room. If you are interested in incorporating a vertical garden in your room’s design, here are three great ways to include a green wall in your home:

Framed

Having a green wall can be as subtle as a framed garden. This dimension of art can be a fantastic, lively addition to a bedroom or office space. Plus, it is great for beginners who do not want an enormous task of watering and maintenance. Not to mention, it can also really help the Feng Shui in a room. Plant life is associated with higher levels of productivity make this an excellent option for the workspace as well.

Patterned Succulent Wall

This is a cute idea that you can do indoors or outdoors. Succulents are great, low maintenance plants and can really liven up the area. Adding these to your home is a great way to showcase your love of nature and display your keen eye for unique designs. This fun design also can help make a dull room feel balanced and introduce green subtly into the color palette.

Random Patterns

Lastly, “random” plants and patterns is a fun contemporary feature that can be integrated to make a room feel fresher and inviting. Adding a “random” design can reflect your love for nature and make a room feel more aesthetically pleasing. A unique vertical garden design allows you to broaden the spectrum of colors and textures you bring into the room. Adding this architectural remedy to a room will have you spending more time in the room and enjoying its breathtaking atmosphere.

Which vertical garden idea was your favorite? We would love to hear your thoughts below in the comment section. Thanks for reading!