Stuart St Contemporary Dining Room, Sydney

1. Booth backrest. Instead of greenery outside the window, it’s right in front in this renovated apartment. The wood-paneled planter box serves as a backrest for this dining booth while modernizing and optimizing the space. Designer Tami Marlowe of Marlowe Hues - Colour & Design says that for her plant-loving clients, living in an apartment without much floor space was a challenge. “Using plants as a feature behind seating meant they were out of the way, can be seen easily and created a green area next to the banquette,” she says.What to plant: Mother-in-law’s tongue (Sansevieria trifasciata) is an easy-to-care-for houseplant with near-indestructible qualities. Its upright and erect leaves make it a great choice for this location, where damage to floppier plants could be caused by those sitting in the booth. “They also don’t require a lot of water, hence reducing the risk of damaging the interior of the planter box,” Marlowe says.

6. Mother-in-Law’s Tongue(Sansevieria spp.)If you’ve seen plants thriving in neglected areas — mall or airport planters, office parks and the like —they’re most likely mother-in-law’s tongue. All species of Sansevieria, also called snake plant, are about as bulletproof as a plant can get. If you have a dark corner where nothing else will grow or a track record of forgetting to water for a couple of weeks, choose a Sansevieria — it won’t fail you.Care tips: Plant in areas with indirect to moderate light (will also tolerate low light). Allow the top 3 inches of soil to dry out between waterings, particularly during the winter.Caution: Sansevieria leaves can be toxic to pets and children if ingested. See how to grow mother-in-law’s tongue

3. Get Some Good Natural VibesIncorporating items that add a jolt of positive energy to your space will make you feel awesome when you’re in it. It’s like creating your own good-vibes ecosystem. Plant life of any kind is one of my favorite ways to instill a lively energy in any room. Foliage and flowers bring color and texture to even the most mundane of spaces, adding tangible vibrance.

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Mother in law tongue for room divider

For family room 33 if not seating