Some swear by the flower power of chamomile.

Palm Perfection This original, greenhouse-esque house was inspired by the homeowners' love for crops. High-pitched ceilings couple with wall-to-wall windows to welcome sunshine, making it the an environment for a statement-making palm tree.

When Life Hands You Lemon Trees... Stick Celtics at a chic set of chinoiserie pots, and see them grow. The duo pictured this framework an ultra-elegant couch to create a fresh, inviting sitting room with this upstairs landing. Do exactly the same, and make use of the fruit to infuse water and add zest to a touch chicken piccata.

Sunken Sofa . Boosted Disposition Sinking to the couch in the end of a long day feels excellent. Sinking into a sofa surrounded with a built-in indoor garden? Now that seems exceptional. The lush, indoor landscaping produces a high-end appearance with an abundance of leafy greens, sure to brighten any mood.

Breathe Easy Fiddle leaf figs are inside layout mainstays. Hop on the bandwagon without feeling like a cop-out since these fresh, stylish plants are said to improve air quality in homes, too.

Healing Aloe Vera A single aloe vera plant packs a fashionable punch in this contemporary, minimalist bath. Even better? Aloe vera is also known for its magical healing powers for epidermis, and it's low-maintenance, to boot.

Saturate the Space This stunning design gives new meaning to going green. Use houseplants to saturate your area with this cool, refreshing colour to promote energy and clarity. The two leafy houseplants seen here are placed at the end of this velvet couch and pull the pure hue out to the borders of the space.

Green Grouping This bright space functions as part time dining area and part time inside garden with a trio of succulents dangling from above the window. Really like the look? For those of you still searching to your green thumbs (you know who you are!) , jade is one succulent that's simple to maintain and easy on the eyes.

Bathing Beauties Garden windows aren't only for the kitchen. They can make life to your bedroom also. Wake up well rested, and feel energized by creating a backyard window just steps from your bed. Trouble drifting to sleep? Some swear by the flower power of chamomile. Add one to a bedside table, and experience total comfort.

Throw (or Grow) Color A tall houseplant provides some color from the morning light, allowing for simple reading of the morning newspaper. Bonus? Using tall trees inside will draw the eye upward and improve the height of your ceilings.

Skip the Soil Bring on mood-boosting natural elements and interesting texture without fretting about a watering schedule or spilling dirt on your new carpet! Air plants would be the no-fail option that any space may benefit from.

Vibrant Living Houseplants and flowers are a fool-proof approach to generate an airy space feel more vibrant and lived in. From the 8-foot-tall variety (hello, fiddle-leaf fig!) To smaller house plants with lush foliage, you can't fail with greenery. Several placed round the room will go a long way to bringing the outside inside.

Restore Refresh A small houseplant to the right spruces up the space with fresh greenery and works to cleanse the air of impurities. Cool coral accents the plant, while magnificent blonde wood adds stunning, natural feel to this fresh, white bathroom.

Jungalow Chic Become one with nature without venturing out of the sofa. This jungle canopy drape is a choice design for pro-plant parents to test. Contemplate gerbera daisies and potted peace lilies for energizing, air-cleansing additions to your curtain collection.

Garden Fresh Ah, home-cooked meals. What could be better? Answer: home-cooked foods that contain fresh herbs from the indoor herb garden. Use this wall-mounted herb garden as inspiration to maintain your new flavors within reach on your kitchen.

Rustic Basket Rosemary Bush This entryway feels equivalent parts luminous and refined with a manicured rosemary bush inviting guests from a woven, basket planter. This head-turning plant provides more than what meets the eye, however. Its earthy fragrance is said to soothe and clear the brain.

Grow With the Flow We're keen on how that this potted plant cleans the atmosphere around this glowing white pub. Another idea? Create a dangling herb garden, and treat buddies to gorgeous cocktail garnishes, courtesy of your green thumb.

Fancy Ferns Overflowing ferns frame the doorway in this bright, bohemian living area. Little did you know that these natural beauties have been working around the clock to keep their space free of undesirable chemicals in the atmosphere.

Shady Snake Plant A houseplant that's low light, very low maintenance and higher style? Yes, please. Snag a snake plant, and design it along with a fern, as pictured here, to get a natural and diverse design. More into modern layouts? Snake plants possess sleek-yet-spiky leaves which make them trendy complements for mod spaces, too.

Concrete Jungle Soft sunlight soaks this city loft to create the best environment for tropical houseplants. Indoor trees, such as a palm or a fiddle leaf figs, present apartment dwellers a much-needed dose of character in between all the hustle and bustle of this concrete jungle.

Mirror that the Exterior It is common practice to frame front door using a set of pretty, potted posies ... on the exterior of the house. Why don't you replicate the look for the inside, also? Not only will the duo potted plants keep your foyer fresh and free from undesirable odors, but they offer up a super-chic, symmetrical design for the foyer, as well.