13 Bathrooms That'll Convince You to Hop on the Shower Plants Trend
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Perching your houseplants on windowsills and coffee tables is so last year, guys. Shower plants are all the rage as the latest way to bring the outdoors into your home, and we're so into it.
We've been longtime advocates for stocking up on houseplants, as some variations are known to improve indoor air quality. So it comes as no shock that nature-loving homeowners are starting to adorn their bathrooms with them, seeing as showers and tubs tend to collect germs and bacteria. The best part about placing your greenery in the shower? It's super low-maintenance since the plants practically water themselves each time you rub-a-dub-dub.
The shower plant trend has been taking over Pinterest so far this year, flooding the inspiration boards of decor-lovers everywhere. If you're not convinced that you need one in your bathroom ASAP, read on to see some pin-worthy examples, and you'll quickly hop on the bandwagon.
If your shower has a large window built in, your plant is sure to get plenty of nourishment like this one.
Giant white tub + sprawling plant = match made in Pinterest heaven.
If your built-in tub has a shelf-like space by the wall like this one, a medium-size plant is the perfect way to fill the void.
Walk-in showers were meant to be filled with giant plants.
Can't settle on just one plant? No problem!
If your shower is smaller, try placing a tiny plant on a built-in shelf.
But if you have more room on your shower shelves? The more plants, the merrier!
Hanging plants on your shower curtain rod is always an option.
Or hanging them from your ceiling if you don't have a rod to attach them to.
Vine-like plants are always a good idea.
Mix and match hanging and potted plants for a fun juxtaposition.
Even the smallest of tub plants can make a difference.
Make your bathroom a nature-filled sanctuary with a variety of plants like this one.