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What is a home environment like without a dash of green? Yes! You heard that right - green is the colour of nature and nature is always soothing. It is often difficult to actually grow flower plants and other decorative plants indoors due to lack of sunlight or proper growing conditions. At the same time, having a riot of colours in the living room or greens and browns in the bedroom can not only change the decor of the rooms but also bring more positivity into the environment. The best solution in this scenario is artificial plants. You are probably wondering how artificial flowers or plants can look nice. It all depends on the design, colouring, and special touches given to them. Artificial plants when designed perfectly can actually look like their natural counterpart and you will be able to make out the difference only when you touch or feel them. Today, more than ever before, these artificial flowers and plants are being used for decorating hotel receptions, restaurants, clinics, cafes, shopping centres, conference venues and much more. The Different Varieties of Artificial Plants for your home The artificial plants are most commonly known as silk plants and are available in a variety of categories. They have been specially crafted to mimic the various characteristics of the real plants like leaf colour, leaf shape, step thickness and colour, etc. The primary purpose of creating these plants is to help people decorate their interior spaces without getting worried about their long-term maintenance. Artificial plants Melbourne are available in a variety of sizes and colours to suit the interiors of different types of homes. Some of the most commonly used plants for home interiors include: Bonzai: These miniature or small plants are available in different sizes and categories. You can choose from 15cm conifer bonsai to a 45cm ficus bonsai. Ferns: One of the widely growing plants in the natural habitat you can pick up some look-alikes in garden pots for your home. The artificial ferns vary from the 20cm Australian fern to the 1.5m leather fern tree. Flowers: Beautiful colours can do so much more for enhancing the decor of your home. You would be surprised to know that artificial flowers can be as much of a visual treat as is a real flower. Some of the most commonly available flowers and flowering artificial plants Melbourne include: • Dancing Orchid • Hydrangea plant • Real touch Orchid • Red or rose topiary • Iris • Cala Lily • Heliconia • Birds of Paradise • Other native flowers Palms: There is a wide variety of artificial palms also available. Some of these plants are available in garden pots and can be as tall as real palms. The most commonly used varieties include 2.6m golden cane palm, 4m date palm, 90cm areca palm, 28cm Raphis palm, and 35cm Phoenix palm among others. These artificial plants are mostly made from silk or other types of cloth and are able to replicate the look and appeal of real plants and flowers. They are considered perfect for people who are allergic to real flowers, fragrance of flowers, flower pollen, and leaves. The bottom line is that these plants can improve the overall look and feel of your home and also help refresh your mind with a variety of natural colours. Author Bio: Julie Andrews is an interior decorator with experience of working with artificial plants. She has written this article to share her knowledge regarding artificial plants Melbourne. She has also highlighted the varieties available with or without garden pots.
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