A small bouquet of white tulips, brownish poppies and fresh green leaves in a curvy VASEN vase in front of a cupboard.

Invite nature’s magic into your home

Plants are perfect roommates. They bring colour, life and warmth without too much expense or effort. They keep you company but don’t generate dishes or dirty socks. And they’re okay with almost any empty corner. Invite some plants into your home today – it might be the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

A bedroom with small and large plants at the end of the bed, hanging and standing on a red NIKKEBY clothes rack.

Feel refreshed

Plants reduce stress, and the colour green is beneficial to a good night’s sleep, so why not create a cosier sleep zone by using plants as a decorative and budget-friendly room divider?

Small and large plants standing on the floor and in SATSUMAS white and wooden plant stands at different heights.

Change the focus

Plants in decorative pots on different heights in a corner soften vertical lines, hide imperfections in walls, and add life to the whole room.

Pots in different sizes on a table in front of a window with plantlets and planting tools like VATTENKRASSE watering can.

Make your greenery grow

Multiply your plant collection by dividing bigger plants and cutting stems and plantlets. If you’re a patient gardener, you might even want to try planting fruit seeds and vegetable scraps – a fun and affordable feel-good hobby that grows on you.

A plant wall made with three shelves on different heights and a white BITTERGURKA hanging planter filled with green plants.

A vertical mini-garden

If you’re longing for more plants but space is tight, you can put up shelves for smaller pots and vases on different heights. A hanging arrangement holds plenty of plants and works perfectly in kitchens and bathrooms as well.

A terrace covered with RUNNEN wooden floor decking and lots of plants of different sizes in vases along the walls.

For a better everyday life

If you’re lucky enough to have a big balcony, terrace or garden, you can create a botanical haven with a combination of big and small plants. Place them high and low, planted in the ground or pots (or both), and always in corners. The less you can see of the walls, the better. Laying out a floor and adding cosy lighting creates the feeling of a room – a magical place to enjoy the sun, the rain, mornings, evenings or just a simple cup of tea.

A terrace with RUNNEN wooden floor decking, plants of different sizes covering the walls, and TÄRNÖ outdoor acacia furniture.

A large plant in a RÅGKORN plant pot on RUNNEN wooden floor decking and smaller plants at different heights.

A kitchen with a ladder-like SATSUMAS bamboo plant stand with five plant pots standing on the worktop in front of a window.

Delicious decorations

Aromatic herbs infuse freshness into your cooking as well as into your kitchen. This practical plant stand with five pots lets you have them within reach without taking up much counter space.

A yellow EKET shelf unit mounted on the wall next to a window with plants on top of it and inside it, together with books.

More plants, plus storage

If you love plants, your windowsills are likely to fill up fast. Since there can never be too many shelves, why not create more space both for your plants and books?

A NORRÅKER birch bench in front of a window and three large plants in black pots with the same shape but in different sizes.

What’s your style?

Using plant pots with a simple shape and just in one colour will give a modern and well-coordinated look even if your plants are all different. For an eclectic look – do the opposite.

A sunny window with a cactus and a large, white IKEA PS FEJÖ plant pot with a large fig tree standing on the floor.

A pot your tree will love

Trees bring nature indoors in a powerful way, but they can be hard to keep happy and healthy. A self-watering plant pot helps you take care of your tree, and the castors make it easier to find its favourite spot.

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