Why choose plants by room?

Each room has specific conditions (light, humidity, temperature) and different uses. By choosing plants suited to each room, you maximize your chances of success. Bedroom = air-purifying plants for better sleep. Kitchen = aromatic herbs for cooking. Bathroom = tropical plants that love humidity. Office = easy-care plants that tolerate neglect. Living room = striking plants to create an urban jungle.

How many plants per room?

Bedroom (12-15 m²): 3 to 5 plants. Living room (20-30 m²): 6 to 10 plants. Kitchen (8-12 m²): 3 to 8 plants (herbs + purifying). Bathroom (5-10 m²): 3 to 5 plants. Office (10-15 m²): 2 to 5 plants. Adjust according to your room size and budget.

Can you put the same plants everywhere?

Some versatile plants (Pothos, Sansevieria, Chlorophytum) adapt to several rooms. But most have preferences: ferns and orchids love the bathroom’s humidity, aromatic herbs need the full sun of the kitchen, Monstera and Ficus prefer the space of the living room. Respect each plant’s needs to maximize their health and beauty.

Which room should you green first?

Start with the room where you spend the most time. Living room = maximum visual impact and urban jungle. Bedroom = improved sleep and health. Office = productivity boost and stress reduction. Kitchen = fresh herbs and savings. Choose based on your priorities and budget.

Can plants from one room go to another?

It depends on the conditions. Indoor plants (Sansevieria, Spathiphyllum) can go in the living room or office. Bathroom plants (ferns, orchids) can go in the kitchen if there is enough humidity. Culinary herbs need full sun (hard to grow elsewhere). Large living room plants (Monstera, Ficus) are too bulky for bedrooms or offices. Adapt according to light and available space.

Do you need different plants for each room?

Not necessarily, but recommended to maximize benefits. Bedroom = air-purifying plants that promote sleep (Sansevieria, Aloe vera). Kitchen = culinary herbs for cooking (basil, mint). Bathroom = plants that love humidity (ferns, orchids). Office = easy-care plants that tolerate neglect (Zamioculcas, Pothos). Living room = showy plants to create a jungle vibe (Monstera, Ficus). Each room has its stars.

What budget is needed to green the whole house?

Minimal budget (1 to 2 plants per room): €100 to €200. Medium budget (3 to 5 plants per room): €300 to €500. Generous budget (6 to 10 plants per room): €600 to €1000. Spread purchases over 3 to 6 months to smooth out the budget. Start with priority rooms then gradually add more. An investment that transforms your daily life for decades.

Are plants by room a good investment?

Yes, an excellent investment! Dramatic transformation of every space, improved air quality throughout the home, daily well-being (sleep, productivity, relaxation), savings (fresh herbs for cooking), increased property value (a green home is a selling point), longevity (plants last 5 to 30 years or more). Budget €300 to €500 to green your entire home. Immediate and lasting impact on your quality of life for decades.

Plants by room – choose the ideal plant

Each room in the house has its own light, humidity, and space constraints. Choosing plants suited to each environment helps create a harmonious and easy-to-maintain indoor jungle. Living room, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, or office: discover which plants are best suited for each space.

Not all indoor plants adapt the same way to every room. Light, humidity, temperature, and available space directly influence their growth. By choosing plants suited to each room in the house, it becomes much easier to create a balanced and sustainable green interior.

Which plants should you choose for each room?

Some rooms benefit from abundant light, while others are more shaded or humid. Adapting the choice of plants to these conditions helps ensure their good health and achieves a more natural decorative effect.

For a bright living room, large tropical plants create a strong presence and structure the space. In a bedroom, plants with soft and soothing foliage help create a calm atmosphere. A kitchen can accommodate compact plants that are easy to place on a shelf or near a window. The bathroom, often more humid, is perfect for certain tropical plants. Finally, a home office can be greened with easy and low-maintenance plants.

Choose plants according to the room’s atmosphere

Each room also has a different function. In living areas like the living room, plants become true decorative elements. In a workspace, they add a natural touch that makes the environment more pleasant. In a bedroom, simple, unobtrusive plants are generally preferred.

Matching plants to how each room is used helps create a coherent green interior that's easy to live with day to day.

Explore plants suited to each room

To find the plants best suited to your interior, explore our dedicated collections:

These selections make it easy to find plants suited to every home environment and create a true urban jungle in every room.