Plants are Structure, Not Embellishment

A Bohemian interior where plants form the structural framework of the space. The quantity and volume of plants are large enough to affect the sense of space: a Fiddle-leaf Fig over two meters tall stands in the corner, several pots of trailing Pothos hang from high shelves and hangers, forming a green curtain, and five or six pots of varying sizes line the window. They define areas, block sightlines, and alter light. These are not just one or two decorative pots on a table. Avoid: only placing one or two small potted plants, using fake plants and plastic flowers, concentrating plants in a single corner, having all plants be very small in size.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一個植物構成空間骨架的波希米亞室內。植物的數量與體積大到會影響空間感:一株超過兩米的琴葉榕站在角落、幾盆垂墜的黃金葛從高處的層板與掛架垂下形成一道綠簾、窗邊排著五六盆大小不同的盆栽。它們界定了區域、遮擋了視線、改變了光。不是一兩盆放在桌上的裝飾。避免:只擺放一兩盆小型盆栽、使用假植物與塑膠花、把植物集中在同一個角落、讓植物的尺寸都很小。