15 Indoor Plants That Will Inspire You To Take Up Gardening

 For a simple potted plant refresh, add in an assortment of colorful cacti, like the ruby ball cactus. It creates a fun and dynamic look, especially when clustered together in an over-sized planter.

If you haven't got much room but are still looking to add a fresh green splash of nature around the house, try a hanging potted plat to maximize on space and retain the serene atmosphere you were looking for.

All things tiki and island-inspired feel on point for 2017, especially right now as we’re dreaming our way through the last few weeks of winter.

Wall plants are both trendy and another great example of thrifty space saving. They're also a great way to fill out a blank wall.

Use shelves in your home to keep the plants on it. There you can do a small indoor garden like set up. Plants that are growing indoors play a decorative role, and at the same time, they clean the air.

The more beautiful the pots, the more beautiful your plants look. Pots accentuate the beauty of plants.

This tall snake plant is great décor in a tricky empty space. Plus, it requires little attention, so it's perfect for anyone with a less-than-green thumb.

Use large plants to create a statement. Large houseplants and tall cacti look good and feel fresh.

These plants and planters all sit together to form a little indoor mini garden. There's more oomph when multiples hang out together and make a collective statement.

Showing off your plant's roots is a cool, dramatic look that is both quirky and unique. It works particularly well near windows where light can easily be reflected by the bowl.

This hybrid between mandarin orange and kumquat bears fragrant white blossoms in late winter or spring. The wonderfully fragrant flowers develop into showy 1-inch-diameter orange fruits on a shrubby plant with glossy green foliage. Fruits can remain on the plant for many weeks.

Weathered driftwood is perfect for holding anything from moss to air plants. Hit up Etsy for beautiful versions like this driftwood planter

Small plants can make a big difference. Use smaller pots and arrange your plants on your mantelpiece or windowsill for optimal effect.

Re-purpose two-liter bottles into self-watering planters for a low-maintenance way to start seeds indoors, or just get one of those nifty contraptions to make sure that your plant is always taken care of.

This awesome looking living pallet wall is upholstered in the back to hold indoor plants.