Trends: Interceptions style of Milan in 2014 - Jungles Indoor

Trends: Interceptions style of Milan in 2014 - Jungles Indoor - Salone del Mobile in Milan is one of the key furniture shows in the world, where international buyers and publishers to herd shop and be inspired by the latest trends and products. While the eyes of most visitors are firmly on the furniture as a fashion designer, I like to identify intelligent (and easy to copy) decorating tips used to transform plain suggestive in domestic environments.

This year, mini-jungle sprouted stands, with plants serving life lush accessory. In the spirit of the Salone, this is the second of three steals my style for your home.

Granada Tile

Decorating with plants gives you great flexibility to reinvent your space. The wet room has been transformed into a temporary and playful jungle with a mixture of tropical plants and exotic stool.

Rikki Snyder

Lift plant at eye level by placing it on a small table or a solid base, allowing it to double as an attractive living sculpture. Do not be afraid of the size - as long as your table is strong enough, the sky is the limit

(or the ceiling!).

Glenna Partridge Garden Design

An iron library vintage anchor a "hung" garden decorated with a selection of vines. Try ivy or pearl necklace, and choose pots similar materials for a cohesive effect.

Lopez Duplan Arquitectos

Enjoy a RSJ or unusual edge by displaying a mini-garden in pot. These terracotta planters and leafy shrubs add an unexpected touch rustic to contemporary staircase.

Pickell architecture

See less beautiful ? Give yourself a green perspective to do the dishes with a row of plants on a windowsill. Tall varieties thin pots work best on a narrow ledge.

Learn how to inject life into your home with houseplants

Build an interesting architectural element that will highlight your plants while hiding the pots and soil. These palm leaves are channeling a holiday mood escapist while keeping the look clean and minimal room.

Rikki Snyder

The absence an appropriate window cornice is topped by the owner displaying the plants on a coffee table. Achieve a harmonious effect with an orderly line-up, mixing scale and textures of plants, but keeping fairly uniform pots.

Learn how to incorporate plants in your rented house

Kit Republic

in this dish mecca, double dining room and contemporary table as a welcoming and modern conservatory for a selection of leafy plants lavishly.

Tell us ...
do you have a lot of plants in your home? Share photos of your inner jungles in the comments below.