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Green decor -

Plants add a lovely touch to any home. 

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Nature -

It is a great way to bring a little piece of the outdoors indoors. 

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Beauty -

And capture the beauty of nature. 

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Benefits -

But aside from being nice decor, plants actually have several benefits. 

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Benefits -

Plants reduce carbon dioxide levels. 

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They increase humidity throughout a space. 

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They also reduce the presence of other toxins such as benzene and nitrogen dioxide.

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And keep temperatures at a low. 

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Health -

Plants have a fantastic effect on your overall health, well-being, mood, and state of mind. 

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Health -

Plants can help reduce stress and induce feelings of relaxation. 

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Healing powers -

Plants can even help with healing and recovery. 

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Healing powers -

According to a Kansas State University study, looking at plants had a positive impact on hospital patients. 

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Healing powers -

Patients with plants in their room had more positive physiologic responses. 

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Healing powers -

So next time you have a sick family member or friend, gift them a plant to wish them a speedy recovery. 

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Bedroom -

There is nothing like waking up to fresh flowers on your nightstand in the morning. 

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Bedroom -

They emit oxygen at night which is perfect while you sleep. 

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Kitchen -

They can make for a lovely centerpiece. 

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Kitchen -

Here is another kitchen inspo example. 

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Bathroom -

To help you relax, add a beautiful houseplant in your bathroom next to your tub. 

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Bathroom -

Here is another stunning example. 

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Living room -

Do not neglect your living room as well. 

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Or try a collection of plants in the corner of your living area.  

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Accent piece -

Plants can be just the statement piece you need. 

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Accent piece -

Smaller plants placed throughout your home are also a good option. 

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Exterior -

It is a beautiful thing to come home to. 

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Small spaces -

If you live in a small space with not a lot of room, try window plants. 

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Small spaces -

Some other cool options when you don't have a ton of space are hanging and corner plants.

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Work -

But it isn't just your home that you should consider filling up with greenery. 

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Work -

Consider decorating your work space or office with some plants too. 

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According to a University of Michigan study (via TreeHugger), plants can increase memory retention by 20%. 

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They also improve productivity and concentration. 

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Plus, a nice plant on your work desk is easy on the eyes. 

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And check out this work area inspo decorated with delightful houseplants. 

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Beginners -

A great plant to start with if you don't have a big green thumb (yet) is a cactus. 

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Beginners -

They require little water so if you forget, it usually isn't a big deal. 

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Minimalist -

When in doubt, just keep it simple. 

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Minimalist -

But if you're not into something minimalist...

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Lavish -

Or how about this larger than life plant next to a window? 

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Styles -

All options and plant decor are beautiful. 

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Styles -

You can't really go wrong. 

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Placement -

But beware of the placement of your plants when decorating your home. 

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Placement -

Some plants require more sunlight than others. 

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Vase -

Make sure you also concentrate on the pot or vase of your plant. 

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Vase -

A funky design can add a nice visual to a room or desk. 

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Vase -

For example, here is a cactus plant in a an exquisite pot. 

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Vase -

Here is some more DIY vase inspiration. 

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Vase -

Or how about these cute cutouts? 

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All white -

White on white. 

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Plant decor -

Plants are truly an inexpensive way to add some beauty to your home. 

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