Indoor green : living with plants / Mr Kitly's Bree Claffey ; photography by Lauren Bamford.
Material type:
TextPublisher: New York, NY : Thames & Hudson, 2019Copyright date: ©2019Description: 206 pages : color illustrations ; 27 cmContent type: - text
- still image
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780500501061
- 0500501068
- Living with plants
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Adult Book
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Main Library | NonFiction | 635.965 C583 | Available | 33111009664570 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
For centuries, plants have transformed interiors. Today, house plants are once again experiencing a revival. Author Bree Claffey journeys into the interior worlds of fellow plant lovers to explore the enduring attraction of house plants. From the ever-reliable peace lily and beguiling fiddle leaf fig to the elusive Chinese money plant, Indoor Green makes it obvious that even the humblest greenery can transform a home. House plants encompass the art of decorative arrangement and add romance to any room. Within the pages of Indoor Green, gorgeous photographs of interiors from across the globe, divided into chapters such as 'Plant Music', 'How to Grow Fresh Air', 'Plant Portraits', and more, make the magic easy to replicate in one's own home. Interviews of indoor green enthusiasts appear alongside the images, as well as tips on caring for plants and an index of plant varieties. More than good-looking props, plants are living, growing, joyful things rooted in community and creativity, and are easy to introduce into any home and lifestyle.
First published in Australia in 2015 by Thames & Hudson Australia Pty Ltd.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
"For centuries, plants have transformed interiors. Today houseplants are one once again experiencing a revival. Author Bree Claffey of Mr Kitly journeys in the worlds of fellow plant-lovers to explore the enduring attraction of houseplants. From Fiddle leaf fig to the elusive Chinese money plant, houseplants are showcased in all their weird and wonderful forms. More than good-looking props, plants are living growing things rooted in community and creativity and as this book celebrates, house plants are a way of life." -- cover flap.