7 Gorgeous Houseplant Gallery Wall Ideas for a Cozy Home

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With a touch of royalty and warmth, we have some ideas for a magical houseplant gallery wall to calm you and transform your home corners.

You know there is a different feel altogether when it comes to a softly dim, yellow-lit home, with airy corners that make your houseplants sway, and your mind wander positively. And no, it is not just limited to Pinterest. We can create it too. But it requires some work. And if you are ready to put that in, we have some ideas you won’t want to miss.

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Houseplant Gallery Wall Ideas

1. Float and Trail

Layer some floating shelves or macrame hangers with framed prints, candles, art pieces, photos, and cascading plants for a cozy and warm look. Let vines spill naturally over the edges to soften the space and create a lush green display. And do you know what will add to this display? Some pothos, string of pearls, or a burro’s tail.

This look might require you to bring home some colorful or classic white macrame hanging planters to recreate this cozy gallery wall. Ready for a magical twist?

2. Vintage Frames with Succulents

Alternate some vintage picture frames with small mounted planters for a charming cottage-inspired gallery wall that gives a wooden and rustic aesthetic. And imagine how this mix of vintage browns and succulent greens will do to our home. A timeless and effortless addition, with some echeveria, haworthia, and sedum will do wonders.

3. Change the Shape of the Wall Planters

Alright, it’s been a while since we’ve experimented with planters themselves. You can arrange some planters in different shapes and heights to double your wall art. If you have some neutral walls, then try experimenting with some boho or vibrant pots to add focus to the plants more. Time to add some spark to your jade and aloe vera.

4. Hang Again but Around Art

Plants are living art themselves. And to add to this masterpiece, we should try surrounding our favourite paintings or mirrors with hanging planters at different heights. This not only makes the plants look fuller but also adds to the appeal. Don’t wait any longer; your string of hearts and spider plants are waiting to be revamped.

Your string of pearls is waiting to be hung from the ceiling. Cascading through tiny baskets that fulfil the Pinterest board you have been saving for so long! Don’t wait any longer.

5. Time to Repurpose

What if we said you can use wooden boxes and crates to create a look alongside your books, candles, and frames? From peperomia to echeveria, everything would look classy with this idea. Time to let go of the old shelves because we can bring home a self-curated one where your peperomia and snake plant steal an adorable glance!

6. Frames, Plants, and a Loop

Close your eyes and envision this. You walk into a room with a few plants in the beginning, then a few frames, and then the cycle is repeated. It is easy to rearrange and can be your comfort corner if you try this with a silent space in your home and lay some cozy fur rugs. Works best with your jade and snake plant.

7. Boho, Macrame, and Everything in Between

Combine woven baskets, wall hangings, and macrame wall hangings. And don’t forget some dainty green succulents like pothos, spider plant, and philodendron to complete the look. Put on some fairy lights. Or make a warm corner to speak the language of comfort on long and tiring days.

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Whether you prefer minimalism, rustic and wooden pieces, or everything loud and bold, plants are always a beautiful addition. You can start with a mundane corner and then slowly sparkle up your entire home with one step at a time. What step are you taking next? Let us know in the comments below!

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