#interiorscaping

Studio apartment in Vancouver

Desk area. Chair is from Rove. The art print is Cacao Eyes by Olle Eksell.

The long trailing plant above the desk is a Pothos, with a smaller darker leaf Pothos next to it. The crazy dark green plant that almost hits the turntable is a Pothos as well and then there are 3 more Pothos on the room divider. There are actually 3 mothers, and the rest are just trimmings that were replanted. You can literally just cut these things anywhere on the vine, stick em in water till they root, then replant em and they grow like crazy.

Blocking the guitar is the Fiddle leaf ficus that you see everywhere.

In the opposite corner is the big boy Bird of Paradise Palm. Just above that is a Heartleaf Philodendron.

The software for displaying time on desktop is Fliqlo. http://fliqlo.en.softonic.com/

Ikea Karlstad couch with legs from etsy. Fiberglass chair from Modernica.

A snake plant on-top of the speaker, and another snake plant on-top of the marble platform of the room-divider. There is also a spider plant that is shooting some babies off in the divider. Next to the bed is another type of Ficus, we will see how it does over there.

Monstera and tiny kitchen

Little yellow phone is the best thing that came with the apartment.

Made this custom marble top for my workbench. This allows me some extra countertop space when cooking and a nice area to sit and eat. Wall things are Urbio.

The art of interiorscaping can be broadly defined as ‘bringing the outside in’ but it’s so much more than just buying a new houseplant or filling a room with foliage. It’s about making the beauty of nature blend with your home interior design. 

Your environment touches every other aspect of your life and incorporating those elements into your décor can make your home stand out as well as look high end. When done the right way interiorscaping can add a stunning sense of color while keeping you in touch with your environment.

For more details and background on this powerful design tool we encourage you to check out the full article but here are some of the tips you can expect to learn about:

Using plants and flowers to create a minimalistic, clean look.

Considering upkeep and structural size when choosing your plants.

Establishing a fluid connection between furniture and plants

Using self-sustainable plants in a range of colors that don’t necessarily need soil.

Once you’ve learned what interiorscaping means here are some more unique ideas to brighten up your interior and exterior design throughout your home. Whether it’s turning an outside space into a room, knocking down walls, letting in natural light or decorating with an outdoor theme; there are so many ways to achieve this perfect balance of interior and exterior design. 

We discuss those and other great tips for you to try in your own home with the ‘5 Best High End Design Ways to Let the Outside In”.

       Outdoor Furniture on DesignTV with Steven G.

Video Transcript

“Welcome to another edition of DesignTV as I am sipping on my second cup of coffee and we continue to want to display and introduce product. What is a home today without great patio furniture, especially here in South Florida. Anyway you're looking at three pieces (one I’m sitting on). An incredible chaise lounge, coffee table and club chair made for the exterior of your home; uniquely manufactured.”

1. Chaise Lounge “We actually have on both sides of the chaise pull out teak tables for your drink, they shoot right back into the sides, a unique way of inserting a stainless steel trim to hold your mesh webbing firm so that the webbing doesn't stretch. Great teak and woven acrylic to look like a rattan so it holds up forever outdoors”.

2. Coffee Table  “Coffee table with a metal insert that comes out. Great for ice, keep water, keep wine, keep champagne at your fingertips”.

3. Club Chair  “And then of course a great club chair which also has matching pieces; all done in an anodized baked aluminum, a woven sort of natural hemp as an accent. 50 different fabrics to choose from all in stock and Interiors by Steven G. and we will continue to bring new product to the forefront. Product that is not seen in retail stores, product that is proprietary to Interiors by Steven G. and we invite you to come in, call, make an appointment we'd love to show you tons of new product in our hundred thousand square foot facility. Signing off, have a great holiday, have a wonderful new year and have a great year to come. Thank you.”