Big Statement Plants

Keep. Life. Simple. FeatherStone large lightweight durable planters.

For our FeatherStone Urban collection, we were going for smooth and simple. That's why these planters compliment any style of decor.

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Elegant and stately, the Howea forsteriana is one of the first plants cultured for use inside buildings (think hotel lobbies in classic Bogart films), and it stands the test of time. It's also one palm that can tolerate low-light conditions. As part of our Hawaiian Collection, it comes to us with a strong root system grown in lava rock giving it long-lasting properties with very little fuss. Using sub-irrigation, this plant can go nearly a month between waterings. It's got a nice upright…

The fiddle leaf fig tree (or fiddle-leaf fig) is this year's "it" house plant. Maybe next year's, too. Here are tips to care for a fiddle leaf fig.

Sometimes I am blown away by stories of homes impacting the people that live in them. I often sit for a few minutes, just taking in this idea – lives changed because of a house and its story. We hear about it happening more frequently when it comes to interior decorating, but when a house's 100-year-old original design sparks a passion in a new homeowner, that's an inspiring home. This house at the edge of the Sonoran Desert in Alamorio, CA was built with the original owner's rug-weaving…

Have a black thumb? This is what you didn't know

The day our new bedroom will have finished walls and flooring is coming, but in the meantime I am looking at these lust worthy spaces to ease my nesting itch. How about those plants? Definitely a must. From the home of Cassandra Karinsky via The Design Files. And I am kind of obsessed with that mirror …

To say that plants are having a moment might be the understatement of the year — or maybe the last four or five years, to be exact. Everywhere one looks (well, definitely on Pinterest and Instagram) plants...

When it comes to making a bold statement, not much can beat an indoor tree. While we’ll always love our small houseplants, mini herb gardens, and adorably tiny succulents, there’s something so unique and out of the ordinary about having a tree under your roof. Plants are figuratively and literally the breath of fresh air we need in our homes after a long day, and they happen to look really chic while doing it.

5,576 Likes, 41 Comments - Pistils Nursery (@pistilsnursery) on Instagram: “Sometimes it's all about finding that one perfect statement plant that takes a space to the next…”

I know, I know. We too get sick of hearing that [insert anything here] is the new black. But I think we’ve truly found the perfect alternative to the ubiquitous fiddle leaf fig which — although admittedly lovely — is somewhat hard to take care of. If you are looking for a new plant hero to transform your interior, without demanding too much of your time, please allow me introduce you.

When it comes to making a bold statement, not much can beat an indoor tree. While we’ll always love our small houseplants, mini herb gardens, and adorably tiny succulents, there’s something so unique and out of the ordinary about having a tree under your roof. Plants are figuratively and literally the breath of fresh air we need in our homes after a long day, and they happen to look really chic while doing it.

Name: Melissa Miranda and Ulises Serret, their son Alex, and cats Tammy and Siddharta Location: Harrison Hill — Boston, Massachusetts Size: 2,400 square feet Ye