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Spotted: Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree

Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree Decor

Spotted: Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree

February 22, 2012 by Angela Elias

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This is my personal favorite — if not for the amazing swan vessel, definitely for the notion of taking baby steps while introducing your new tree.

I love how the leafy greens of this fig tree become part of the room's color story.
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Bold artwork is framed by an equally dramatic pair of fig trees.
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This perfectly manicured fig tree blends in seamlessly with the room's clean design and organic accents.
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A vertical growing tree highlights the dramatically high ceilings in this space.
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This sprawling fig tree gives the room a jungle-like quality. For a second, it's even hard to determine whether it's an indoor or outdoor space.
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I like the idea of placing one of these plants on wheels to easily move it around as it grows.
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A perfectly manicured room needs a touch of something wild.

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My eye bounces between the sleek square shape of the black planter and the perfect roundness of the stacked convex mirrors. Both take turns anchoring and elevating the room.

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A formal sitting room feels inviting when you flank a buttery leather loveseat with two towering trees.

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A tall, healthy tree can serve as a work of art, filling visual space in an empty corner of a room.

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Why not let your tree serve as the main focal point of a reading nook? This one seems to marry the organic elements of the woven baskets, wooden furniture, and sheepskin throw.

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Instead of masking tall arched windows with drapes, stick a tree in front of them to drink up the light and provide a bit of privacy.

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Inhabiting a corner of the room, this tree adds an incredible amount of depth with its arching leaves that follow the light.

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Topiary balls and a cluster of hydrangea mimic the large, rounded leaves of the Fiddle Leaf Fig, adding to the freshness of the striped drapes and white furniture.

This is my personal favorite — if not for the amazing swan vessel, definitely for the notion of taking baby steps while introducing your new tree.

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