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Daily care and tips for Which plants would be good for my living room?

How should I care for my houseplants day to day?

Watering every 7 to 10 days suits most indoor plants, allowing the top few centimeters of potting mix to dry out between waterings. Regularly dusting the leaves promotes better photosynthesis and enhances the foliage. Applying aliquid fertilizer suitable for foliage plants once a month during the growing season supports vigorous growth.

What should I do if my living room doesn’t get enough natural light?

Some species, such as Zamioculcas or Sansevieria, tolerate lower light without losing vigor. If the room remains really dark, our full-spectrum grow light effectively makes up for the lack of light without exposing the plant to direct sunlight. This solution is especially suitable for north-facing living rooms or rooms with few windows.

Where can you buy quality plants for your living room?

Plant and Stories offers a selection of living room plants from French and European growers, chosen for their quality and long-lasting resilience. Each plant benefits from fast, secure delivery, with packaging designed to ensure it arrives in perfect condition. We recommend letting the plant acclimatize for 2 to 3 weeks before repotting it into a larger new container.

Everything you need to know about Which plants would be good for my living room?

Which plant should I choose for a bright living room?

A living room with bright, indirect light is ideal for Monstera deliciosa or Howea Forsteriana, two species that develop lush foliage in these conditions. A distance of 1 to 2 meters from an east- or west-facing window is ideal to avoid leaf scorch. The Strelitzia also adds a striking structural touch to this type of space.

What’s the difference between a decorative plant and an accent plant for the living room?

A statement plant, such as the Ficus, serves as a focal point thanks to its size and striking silhouette. A smaller accent plant complements the arrangement without dominating the space, like the Pothos or the Philodendron. Combining the two creates visual balance between height, volume, and detail.

Are houseplants safe for children and pets?

It depends entirely on the species chosen: some houseplants, such as Chlorophytum, are non-toxic, while Monstera and Zamioculcas contain calcium oxalate crystals that can cause irritation if ingested. It is recommended to check the toxicity of each variety before placing it within reach of the most curious. Hanging plants or placing them on a high stand is a simple way to reduce the risks.

Which plants would be good for my living room?

This collection brings together plants with a strong decorative impact for the living room, such as the Monstera deliciosa, the Ficus lyrata, the Philodendron or the Zamioculcas, all of which need watering once a week.

The essentials at a glance:

  • 💧 Watering: weekly; let the potting mix dry out between waterings
  • ☀️ Light: varies depending on the windows' aspect
  • 🎯 Key benefit: decorative impact, a true focal point
  • 🪴 Placement: works in both large spaces and cozy interiors
  • 🎚️ Difficulty: easy-care and robust

Living room plants: the room that deserves your finest selection

A bright, lively living room often starts with the right choice of greenery. The Monstera deliciosa makes a bold graphic statement, while the Ficus lyrata brings structure to the space with its large, violin-shaped leaves. These living room plants transform an empty corner into a true focal point and work just as well in large spaces as in more intimate interiors. The Philodendron or the Zamioculcas are ideal additions to this selection, adding variety in shape and height.

Why choose a plant for your living room?

Light levels in the living room often vary depending on the aspect and arrangement of the windows, so you need to choose species to suit each space. Watering once a week is generally enough for most of the varieties mentioned, as long as you let the potting mix dry out between waterings. Choose our potting mix enriched with biostimulants, which promotes healthy root growth, whatever the variety you place in your living space.

Our living room plants available for delivery

Our selection of living room plants brings together varieties chosen for their decorative impact and everyday resilience, sourced from French and European growers. Every order comes with fast, secure delivery and packaging designed to protect the foliage in transit. Whether you're looking for an impressive statement plant or a subtle touch of greenery, these living room plants will fit right into your home.

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