This week, Irene Schampaert and Judith Baehner launched Wonderplants 2, another book filled with urban jungle interiors and tips on how to keep those plants alive. As I’m a big fan of both beautiful books and luscious plants, I couldn’t resist rounding up some Wonderplants inspiration in a COLLECTION blogpost. You’ll discover a few that are also featured in the book, two interiors that are part of my INSIGHTS series and lots of inspiration from the world wide web. Can’t get enough of these green interiors? Get the Wonderplants 2 book here!
- Bathroom garden styled by Bianca Sotelo and photographed by Ashley Batz. More images here.
- Architect Anouk Taeymans‘ lovely interior, shot by Jan Verlinde, is also featured in the book. Get a sneak peek here and stop by her open days and stock sale next weekend if you like her style. (I know I do…)
- Wonderful livingroom. (source unknown, please tell me if you know the author of this image)
- The home of fashion designer Paloma Lana (from the appropriately named label Paloma Wool) is another interior that is featured in the Wonderplants 2 book. Find a sneak peek of her home, shot by Cesar Degarra, here.
- Sofie Vertongen introduced the air plants in Belgium with her webshop Phyt and runs a very successful plant shop called The Plant Corner. I featured her interior on the blog a few years ago, you can find it here.
- Clapton Tram is a plant filled film & photography daylight studio, based in a Victorian historic tram depot in London. Shot by Haarkon here.
- Lovely dining room shot by Caro Langton & Rose Ray, see more here.
- Snapshot from Jeannie Phan‘s beautiful studio. Find the full size image here.
- Plantlovers Miguel and Lisa’s apartment in Brussels, get all the insights here.
Lannoo kindly gifted me a copy of Wonderplants 2. However, all opinions are 100% my own. Thank you for supporting partners that allow me to provide you with new content!