Hanging plants: 18 ideas to use in decoration

To the hanging plants can bring more life, beauty and fresh air to your home. They are especially suitable for those who have little space or want to take advantage of a high ceiling.

If you are in doubt about making a support for your plants, know that handmade models, such as macrame and shelves with ropes, are an increasingly present trend in homes. Pendent plant species, such as boa constrictor, fern, ivy and peperomia are ideal for this purpose, as their stem and leaves grow towards the ground, i.e. downwards.

Check out a selection of 18 good ideas for those who want to place suspended plants on the ceiling, living room, bedroom, bathroom and other environments:

1/18 Succulents can be placed in hanging pots of varying sizes. (reproduction/eMarkooz/Casa.com.br)
2/18 The sky planter vases, by Casaquetem, are made with recycled material and are indicated for small spaces. (disclosure/Casaquetem/Casa.com.br)
3/18 Flowers from the garden are highlighted in these repurposed glass canning jars. (reproduction/pinterest/Casa.com.br)
4/18 A belt formed the suspended structure of this vase. (Unsplash/gryffynm/Casa.com.br)
5/18 The chandeliers and pendants were combined with the colors of the vases, forming a harmonious air space in this environment. (reproduction/Kristan Lieb/Casa.com.br)
6/18 In the bedroom, a clothes rack or suspended bar can be the support for the vases. (reproduction/notanotherplant/Casa.com.br)
7/18 Bathroom humidity can be great for some plant species. By placing eucalyptus leaves in the shower, for example, you will gain a scented environment with the help of steam from the shower. (Unsplash/Curology/Phil-Hearing/Casa.com.br)
8/18 The boa constrictor is a plant that multiplies easily, so leaving it suspended is a great idea. (Reproduction/Pinterest)
9/18 You don’t need to have a lot of space for spice plants: in addition to being decorative, they add flavor to dishes. (reproduction/gardenandhappy/Casa.com.br)
10/18 Macramé panels are a trend accompanied by plants: the supports are made using the same technique. (Unsplash/Paul Hanaoka/Casa.com.br)
11/18 This support with suspended plants formed a division between the rooms without harming the brightness of the house. (reproduction/pinterest/Casa.com.br)
12/18 The facade was much more cheerful with this vase hanging from the chandelier. (Unsplash/Victoria Heath/Casa.com.br)
13/18 The lighting structure of this environment included space for plants. (Unsplash/Jean-Philippe Delberghe/Casa.com.br)
14/18 Hanging plants (which grow towards the ground) are best suited for balconies. Choose species such as fern, ivy, boa constrictor, and peperomia. (Unsplash/NRD/Casa.com.br)
15/18 Climbing plants love wooden supports to expand their stem. (havedesign/Casa.com.br)
16/18 The emptiness of a high ceiling was occupied by the green of the hanging plants. (reproduction/pinterest/Casa.com.br)
17/18 With a shelf and pieces of rope, you can assemble a support to place your plants. (Unsplash/Severin Candrian/Casa.com.br)
18/18 The tiny spherical glass vases suspended next to the light bulbs were Karla Barros’s choice for the Grand Hall project. (disclosure/CASACOR/Casa.com.br)

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