Archive for October, 2008
House plants are a great, natural way to add a little bit of style to any room. Many people may have had bad experiences with houseplants, or maybe they don’t feel like they have the time to take care of them. But there are certain types of plants that can serve as decorative home accents that don’t demand hours of care and attention.
1) Cast Iron Plant: These plants grow even in the worst of conditions. They prefer low lights and deep shade.
2) Dragon Tree: These are easy to care for and can reach heights of up to 10 feet. They are also commonly known as “lucky bamboo” plants.
3) Spider Plant: Spiders plants often grow in hanging baskets. The roots will eventually fill a pot, so repotting may be necessary every couple of years.
There’s nothing more comforting for a family than arriving home from a long day to the inviting scent of apples and wood frangraces. It can provide a sense of home and fresh baked apple pies. Fragranced pillar candles are an easy way to step back into time.
Aromatherapists say that different scents can form a relaxed and euphoric mood. It can counteract irritability, anxiety and tension. The soft, exotic aroma is also associated with sensuality or confidence. One study indicated that soft fragrances helps people fall asleep faster.
By following feng shui teaching in your interior decorating you can create a room that will leave a positive impression on all who enter. You guests will be impressed with the visual and audio presence of an indoor water fountain which will enhance any room.
Indoor water fountains will transform home spaces into soothing natural environment rich with the sound of flowing water. Known for their relaxing and healing powers. Water fountains also add a visually stunning focal piece.