Of all the decoration trends that exist, one that is gaining more and more followers is biophilia, that is, the taste for decorating our home with plants to be in full contact with nature. A deco style that, beyond having one or two floors in our house, floods all the rooms with natural elements and that has become one of the most followed “bio” trends of the moment as more and more decoration lovers who bet on introducing natural materials such as wicker, jute, raffia or cotton also of course use plants, flowers and bouquets to fill their homes with life and nature.
Keep reading and discover the main keys of this deco trend on the rise.
Decorate your house with plants and natural materials
In addition to being pretty, decorative biophilia is extremely beneficial since contact with nature is crucial for our health and psychological development. In this way, we manage to connect the spaces of our houses such as the living room, the bedroom and even the kitchen with natural motifs to reconnect with the earth and also with ourselves, which transmits energy, calm and a lot of inner peace.
But, this is not all, since biophilia in decoration is extremely aesthetic and, generally, the natural tone of the materials is very easy to combine with other colors and textures.
Decorate your living room with plants
Obviously, natural plants are the main element to introduce the style of decorative biophilia in our homes. In addition to being beautiful, they purify the air and transmit to us the calm, serenity and peace of nature, so we can get a little oasis in our homes to disconnect from the stress of everyday life in the city. When choosing, we recommend that, if the room where you are going to place it has little light, you opt for plants that adapt to the lack of light, such as ferns. On the other hand, if the room is bright, you can place pothos or ficus to get a natural space full of greenery.
And also decorate the kitchen with plants!
Not only the living room or the corridors are the rooms of the house that best adapt to decorating with plants. Others, such as the kitchen, are also an ideal and very creative option. In addition to pothos or cacti, plants that can be used precisely for cooking, such as mint, mint or parsley, look great in the kitchen.
Bet on decorating with natural materials
Wicker, jute, linen or cotton are some of the many natural materials that you can use to decorate your home while being as respectful of nature as possible. In addition, all of these combine great with natural plants and the result will be beautiful, decorative and very organic!
Undoubtedly a precious and very respectful trend that will give your home a very natural Mediterranean touch, in keeping with the spirit and philosophy of outdoor life that is breathed in Oliva Nova!
