
The interest in houseplants has seen a notable rise in recent years, especially after the gardening boom during the pandemic. Bringing nature indoors not only adds interest and texture to our décor, but also offers numerous benefits for health and wellbeing, from improving air quality to promoting better mental health. Whether you're a new plant lover or an enthusiastic horticulturist, here we present the most popular houseplants for 2024:
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Indoor jungle
One of the main trends for 2024 is the continuation of the indoor jungle style that began in 2023. Recreating a jungle at home by grouping large specimen plants will form part of home décor by providing a focal point.
Large-leaved plants such as calathea, maranta, alocasia, monstera or a majestic palm will become the basis of the jungle style, while empty spaces will be filled with smaller specimens.

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Flowers, please
Flowering plants can instantly elevate interior décor, bringing a touch of colour and freshness, even if only for a short period of time.
Anthuriums are enjoying a major revival this year, with their vivid blooms and lush foliage. They are becoming a symbol of sophistication in home décor, reflecting a broader trend towards incorporating flowering plants to create vibrant, lively spaces.
Cut Anthurium flower at Eiviss Garden
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Textures and patterns
For those looking to add an artistic touch and diversity to their spaces, choosing plants with varied textures and patterns is an excellent option. In addition to Alocasias, which are already known for their dramatic and modern aesthetic, there are other plants that can create a similar effect.
For example, Calatheas offer a wide range of options with their vibrant, detailed leaves. Species such as Calathea ornata, with its distinctive pink stripes, or Calathea makoyana, known as the peacock plant, have patterns that catch the eye and add sophistication to any room.
Begonias are also perfect for this purpose. Begonia maculata, with its silver spots on a dark green background and the red underside of its leaves, or Begonia rex, which stands out for its colourful, textured leaves, are options that can transform any space into an artistic, lively corner.

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Rare and uncommon
One enduring trend is the fervent interest in uncommon plants. In 2024, the search for original species continues to captivate collectors, always on the hunt for novelties and rarities. These exceptional plants offer botany lovers much more than simple specimens: they are unique and intriguing pieces of living art, encouraging interaction and bringing a sense of discovery into our homes.
Here we present the Medinilla, an uncommon plant that we consider exquisite. Its flowers are simply stunning, with a jungle-like contrast that you will surely want in your home.



