'Sometimes there’s an opportunity to incorporate an indoor tree when space allows,' says Marie Flanigan, of Marie Flanigan Interiors. Happily, there a pretty low maintenance plant for indoor gardening. If you have a large room, go gnarly and oversized for an organic-luxe statement. The beautiful olive tree is a popular choice among designers and stylists for enhancing any space. (Image credit: Marie Flanigan Design/Julie Soefer)
You can also display smaller umbrella plants in pretty pots on stools or plinths (below right) try varying the height for visual interest and pairing with other plant types, like a ficus (another lovely choice, shown on the left below). Then head to your favorite nursery to talk with an expert about what species will thrive.'
She adds: 'I always advise my clients to take images of their space throughout the day to study the light. It's ideal for indoors, making it one of the best trees to grow in pots. The umbrella tree (aka the parasol plant or the dwarf umbrella tree) thrives best in indirect light, but will still grow - albeit more slowly - in direct light.
Adding large plants is my secret to getting that elevated look that always helps complete a room.'Īnne sourced this Schefflera (umbrella tree), from American Plant in Bethesda, Maryland. 'Every room needs height, a pop of green and something organic to soften and balance the space,' says Anne Pulliam of the Richmond-based Anne Pulliam Interiors.
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