Are Fake Plants Tacky? Designers and Florists Share Their Unfiltered Opinions originally appeared on Dengarden. Fake plants can be a great solution for homes with curious little ones or pets and a ...

Bringing greenery into your home can enhance your living space, improve your mood, and create a calming atmosphere.

I have years of experience testing top home and kitchen products. Real plants aren’t always practical, whether due to low light, allergies or a lifestyle that doesn’t allow for regular care. Still, ...

Aloe-lujah for fake plants! If you’re impeccably great at keeping your little green friends alive, kudos to ya. Unfortunately, that’s not the case for all of us. Don’t fret, you can still enjoy easy, ...

Nothing adds more beauty and comfort to our homes and offices than the lush flowers and foliage of indoor houseplants. However, in the hands of less green-fingered homeowners, the needs of real plants ...

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Bringing the beauty of the outdoors inside can convert a house into a home, but not everyone has the time, proper lighting or a green thumb to care for live house plants. Welcome to the ever-improving ...

Adding some greenery to your home immediately brightens up the area, boosts your mood, and brings life to a dull corner. However, not all of us have the time, sunlight, and green thumb to properly ...

When the German philosopher Immanuel Kant puzzled over why nature looks beautiful to us, he considered the case of replicas. Imagine, Kant wrote in the late 1700s, a jovial innkeeper who, for lack of ...

Women's Health may earn commission from the links on this page, but we only feature products we believe in. Why Trust Us? It's a debate as old as time: Fake plants vs. real plants? Those in the ...

Fake plants bug me. Their waxy sheen and rigid feel suck the natural tranquility out of any environment. Not to mention, the irony of creating “fake nature” is creepily dystopian. Hasn’t the Lorax ...