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Plant Styling
One 130–180cm floor plant is often enough to anchor a room. These articles cover choosing the spot, matching a pot, keeping walkways and cables clear, and real layouts for homes and offices, so the plant looks good and stays easy to care for.
Foliage First: A Brief for Office Greenery Without Added Fragrance
A precise planting brief can limit added fragrance while leaving room to check the actual plant and the people who share the space.
Plan an Office Plant Workshop Around One Useful Skill
A useful workshop can leave colleagues better able to assess a plant, with its care already arranged for the following week.
Office Plants and Electronics: Make Space for Everyday Care
A workable plant position keeps the journey of the watering can, the drainage and the equipment around it in view.
When Office Plants and Pots Need a New Home
A change of scheme need not give the plant, its growing pot and its decorative container the same destination.
What Happens to Office Plants When the Lights Go Out?
The lights come on as you approach your desk. The plant may have spent the previous hours in darkness. Check the empty-office routine as well as the occupied one.
Plant Screens, Sightlines and Private Conversations
A leafy divider may hide the next desk while leaving every word audible. Start by deciding whether the brief concerns the view or the conversation.
Making Space for Personal Plants at Work
A personal plant can make a desk feel inhabited. Its owner, permitted position and holiday care deserve the same clarity as its place in the room.
A Calm Plan for an Office Plant with Pests
Before moving a suspect pot, agree its destination, route and keeper. Isolation works as a care arrangement, not simply a change of corner.
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FAQ
Where should a large plant go?
A corner or the side of a sofa 1–2m from a window, with bright indirect light, is the safest choice. Avoid direct air-con flow, walkways and the space just inside a door.
Can plants sit near computers and sockets?
Yes, but watering splashes. Keep the pot base away from and lower than sockets and power strips, use a saucer, and plan a watering route that does not cross cables.
How do I match a pot to a plant?
Dark pots make foliage stand out; light pots feel lighter next to pale furniture. Large pots are easier to move and clean around with a saucer on wheels.
