Home Decor Plants

Transform your living space into a serene oasis with our exquisite collection of home decor plants. Perfect for adding a touch of nature to any room, these vibrant and lifelike plants bring a refreshing burst of greenery indoors. Whether you're looking to enhance your kitchen, dining area, or any other corner of your home, our selection offers an array of styles and sizes to suit every taste. Elevate your interior design with these elegant botanical accents that require no maintenance but provide endless charm and tranquility.

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  • Nearly Natural Fiddle Leaf Fig Silk Tree, 6'
    $229.95
    (70)

    Will definitely order another plant from them again....I hate artificial plants!...Owning a plant nursery was certainly a leading factor for my strong dislike of artificial plants.

    Pros: realistic appearance, quality, fullness

  • Nearly Natural Olive Silk Tree, 5'
    $229.95
    (54)

    I love my plant! Looks...I love my plant! Looks great and adds a beautiful focal point to my room....It fits my space nicely and looks much more realistic than other fake plants. My only complaint is that I really needed to spend time fluffing the tree....

    Pros: realistic appearance, beautiful, great quality

  • Nearly Natural Variegated Silk Ficus Tree, 6'
    $249.95
    (15)

    It was the perfect accent I needed in my living room. I like plants but do not have a green thumb. This faux plant definitely looks real....Very happy with this plant

    Pros: appearance, realistic appearance, quality

  • Nearly Natural Olive Silk Tree, 4.5'
    $74.95
    (14)

    Fits perfectly with my decor....It's the perfect addition to our lower level living room which has little light for real plants. I will be purchasing more from this site!

    Pros: realistic appearance, natural look, perfect size

  • Nearly Natural Olive Silk Trees, Set of 2
    $99.95
    (12)

    Like having a Real Olive Plant...I love my olive silk plants. They are smaller than what is pictured but they are very much life-like. ...Before discovering Nearly Natural, I hated fake plants. Now I have several intermingled with my real plants.

    Pros: realistic appearance, appearance, love

  • Nearly Natural Real Touch Fiddle Leaf Silk Tree
    $129.95
    (8)

    Add a touch of green to your living space with this lush fiddle leaf silk tree that comes with its own decorative pot. Made with Nearly Natural’s Real Touch construction, this silk tree is designed to feel just like the real thing.

    Pros: realistic appearance, realistic look, fits well in space

  • Nearly Natural Ficus Bushy Silk Tree, 5'
    $189.95
    (7)

    I usually hate faux plants, given the gardener in me, but I heard good things about this company, so I gave it a try. ...Did not want faux plants in my house; I'm a gardener, but I could not get a real ficus tree to grow indoors.

    Pros: appearance, realistic appearance, beauty

  • Nearly Natural Lemon Silk Tree, 61"
    $179.95
    (1)

    Refresh your room with this lush faux lemon tree from Nearly Natural. This silk tree arrives nestled in a simple planter with faux moss for a realistic touch

    Pros: low maintenance, looks great

  • Nearly Natural Eucalyptus Silk Tree in Black Planter
    $219.95

    Infuse some greenery into your living space with this beautiful faux eucalyptus tree from Nearly Natural. The leaves and branches bend so you can make this fit your space easily. To keep this piece beautiful for years to come, it is recommended to keep...

  • Nearly Natural Olive Topiary Silk Tree, 4'
    $169.95

    Made with over 1,000 leaves and nearly 100 berries, this silk tree adds a nature-inspired touch to your space without any of the maintenance. The sturdy plastic construction is durable and sure to last for years to come.

  • Nearly Natural UV-Resistant Fiddle Leaf Silk Tree, 5.5'
    $449.95

    Add a touch of green to your living space with this verdant fiddle leaf silk tree from Nearly Natural. Housed in a white planter, this realistic silk tree complements most décor and can be placed inside or outdoors.

  • Click And Grow Smart Garden 3
    $124.95
    (26)

    Right now we have 3 baby basil plants. Can?t wait to use my fresh grown basil in February in Chicagoland!...The plants came up as promised and are doing very well.

    Pros: convenience, easy setup, easy to use

Home Decor Plants

In the world of home aesthetics, the integration of home decor plants stands as a timeless trend that not only beautifies spaces but also breathes life into them. As we embrace the vibrant days of April, the allure of incorporating greenery indoors becomes particularly compelling. Plants in home decor serve more than just an ornamental purpose; they are a dynamic component that transforms the home environment, enhancing both the visual appeal and the air quality of indoor spaces. For those looking to infuse a touch of nature into their living areas, bedrooms, or even home offices, choosing the right type of decor plants can create a serene and inviting atmosphere.

The selection of home decor plants can vary widely depending on the individual’s living space and lifestyle. For urban dwellers in compact apartments, low-maintenance varieties like succulents or air plants could be ideal, requiring minimal care yet offering a striking aesthetic touch. Conversely, larger indoor plants such as fiddle leaf figs or rubber plants might suit spacious homes better, where they can grow more freely and become a central feature of the decor. Each plant type brings its own unique texture, color, and presence into a room, allowing for a personalized touch that reflects the homeowner’s style and temperament. Moreover, for those who celebrate the art of gift-giving, plants make thoughtful and enduring gifts. Whether it’s a gesture of gratitude, a housewarming present, or a meaningful gift for special occasions, plants are a wonderful way to convey warmth and well-wishing. Their ability to grow and flourish alongside the recipient adds a symbolic layer to the act of giving, making it all the more special.

Understanding the specific needs of each plant is crucial to ensure they thrive in your environment. Factors such as light, watering habits, and placement within the home play significant roles in the health and growth of indoor plants. For instance, some plants might prefer the bright, indirect light near a south-facing window, while others flourish in the more subdued light of a northern exposure. The joy of cultivating these green companions in your home lies in the daily interaction and care they require—a nurturing process that many find rewarding and therapeutic. As seasons change, so too might the needs of your plants, with adjustments in watering or positioning potentially necessary to adapt to different levels of sunlight and humidity. For those new to plant care or looking to expand their indoor garden, visiting our Botanical Home Decor page can offer inspiration and guidance, providing a curated selection of plants and accessories that enhance any home setting. Whether you’re a seasoned plant enthusiast or a newcomer eager to explore the enriching world of home decor plants, the journey towards creating a more vibrant and lively home is a rewarding one, filled with growth, learning, and plenty of green.

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