indoor plants

Mould growth in your home becomes a bigger issue in the colder months due to increased indoor humidity and reduced ventilation.

Incorporating houseplants into your home décor is a great way to add a pop of colour and visual interest, but did you know that they can also provide a number of benefits for both your physical and mental health?

Every week, without fail, I pop fresh herbs into my trolley with the best intentions—basil for pasta, maybe some mint for a cheeky mojito, parsley to brighten up midweek dinners.

In a world increasingly attuned to the benefits of greenery, a surprising number of people are engaging in conversations with their houseplants.

Biophilic design remains as popular as ever for summer 2025, bringing the outdoors in with houseplants, natural textures, and earthy colours.

With peaked interest in wellness and people seeking new, mindful ways to spend time int he comfort of their own home, growing herbs at home are going viral on social media, with a flurry of 29.6 million TikTok posts1.