Bringing greenery indoors is more than just a trend: it's a reconnection with what is essential; discover 7 plants for indoor projects
Submitted at May 19, 2025, 5:24 AM

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With large, shiny, lyre-shaped leaves, the Ficus lyrata is an impressive plant, perfect for occupying prominent corners in the living room. It can reach up to 3 meters in internal projects, becoming almost a living sculpture.
Care: enjoys abundant indirect light but tolerates some hours of direct sun. Moderate watering, always waiting for the soil to dry slightly between irrigations.
Style: blends well with modern and minimalist projects, bringing a sophisticated tropical touch.
A favorite among decorators, the Zamioculca is practically error-proof. Its shiny leaves and upright growth make it ideal for composing sideboards, shelves, or the floor of the living room. Care: tolerates low-light environments well and requires little watering. Ideal for those seeking practicality.
Style: perfect for living rooms with contemporary and industrial decoration, due to its sculptural appearance.
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A symbol of protection according to feng shui, this plant is resilient and versatile. Its rigid, vertical leaves are great for compositions with pots of different heights.
Care: survives well in low-light environments and requires almost no watering.
Style: harmonizes well with boho, rustic, or ethnic decorations.
Costela-de-adão (Monstera deliciosa) (Divulgação/CASACOR)
An icon of interior design, the Monstera deliciosa captivates with its unmistakable cut leaves. A plant that exudes tropicality and personality.
Care: prefers diffuse light and a humid environment. Water when the soil feels dry to the touch.
Style: ideal for living rooms with naturalistic or vintage decoration. Looks beautiful in floor pots or natural fiber baskets.
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One of the most adaptable vines, the Pothos is perfect for creating a cascading effect on shelves, platforms, or hanging supports. Moreover, it is excellent for purifying the air.
Care: adapts well to both indirect light and partial shade. Regular watering, without soaking.
Style: ideal for relaxed and urban living room projects. Also works well in small spaces.
Palmeira-ráfis (Rhapis excelsa) (Emod/Unsplash/Divulgação)
With an elegant appearance, the Rhapis Palm brings lightness and sophistication to the living room. Its fan-shaped leaves create a smooth and elegant motion.
Care: appreciates diffuse light and well-drained soils. Frequent watering, but without excess.
Style: excellent for classic rooms or with an oriental touch. Looks wonderful in ceramic or burnt cement pots.
Peperômia melancia (Peperomia argyreia). (Pinterest/CASACOR)
Charming and compact, the Peperomia is an excellent choice for composing coffee tables, niches, and sideboards. Its varieties present different textures and colors, enriching the decor.
Care: enjoys indirect light and does not require constant watering. Prefers projects with good ventilation.
Style: complements playful, colorful, or Scandinavian decorations. Ideal for those who enjoy collecting smaller plants.
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