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| The 25 hours hotel Bikini in Berlin photographs by Igor Josifovic - spotted on Happy Interior Blog |
After writing this post however, i was left with a feeling of 'hm'.
You know what i mean? Just 'hm'.
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| Spotted on Paper 'n Stitch blog original source unknown |
I'm going to play it straight: of course it's lovely plants have all these great characteristics and are actually good for you, but the main reason why i want more plants in my house is because i think it looks sooo pretty.
Which is shallow, i know (that's why i added the other 5 reasons).
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| Fiddle Fig, Broadcast Coffee, Seattle photograph by Jennifer Chong - spotted here |
Also, we might not all have the same preference when it comes to plantlife.
Par Example:
My little nephew (4 at the time) once asked me quite reproachfully Why on earth i had a cactus in my living room. Why would i have a plant in my house that can puncture skin?
After going through the experience of being stung by that cactus himself, he couldn't imagine why in the world i would willingly have something that prickly (and ugly) in my living-environment.
I had a look at his finger (no blood, luckily) mumbled something about thinking it looked pretty and moved the unfortunate plant a little higher up.
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| Corner of cactuses by DesignLoveFest on Instagram spotted on Decor8 blog |
I guess what i'm trying to say is: you should like plants.
In the '6 reasons'-roundup i tried to convince you with a few pretty pictures, but for those of you who need more persuasion please check out the very stylish interior greenery in these photographs.
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| Bathroom, Private residence in Melbourne photograph by Eve Wilson spotted on the Design Files |
Lovely, no?
We do indeed all need houseplants. If only because they look so pretty.
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| photograph by Sean Fennessy spotted on Bungalow5 |
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