Two balconies and quiet indoor corners, turned green

A home whose balconies and indoor corners were transformed into lush, calming spaces: rectangular planters along two balconies, a layered plant cluster, and statement plants indoors.

Location
Oshiwara, Andheri West, Mumbai
Space
Balconies and indoor corners
Type
Balconies and terraces, Homes and interiors
Shared
Lucky bamboo in a tall glass vase of white pebbles beside nesting marble side tables and a bronze idol, in a home in Oshiwara, Andheri West, Mumbai

The brief

Bring natural texture, freshness and balance into the balconies and indoor corners, working with the character and constraints of the existing spaces so the home feels greener and more inviting.

Our approach

Two balconies, lined with green

Both balconies were lined with rectangular planters, giving each one a continuous band of greenery without taking up the floor.

A cluster for depth

A beautiful cluster of plants brings natural texture and depth to one corner, so the green reads as a composition rather than a row of pots.

Small pockets of green indoors

A statement ZZ plant, a delicate anthurium, jade and dancing bamboo each add their own charm, creating little pockets of greenery that feel inviting and alive.

Plants in this project

  • ZZ plant
  • Anthurium
  • Jade
  • Dancing bamboo

The result

From bare to beautifully green: a home that feels fresher, calmer and more like home.

“Sometimes, all a space needs is a little nature to feel more like home.”

Rashi Jain, Founder and Plant Stylist

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Have a corner that needs some green?

Send a few photos of your space. We will talk about the light, the view and how you want it to feel, and suggest a direction.