A palm beside the sofa, a flash of berry red below. Ten festive plant arrangements for dining rooms, balconies and shop windows, from HK$520.
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Place the burgundy foliage beside the sideboard and raise the two white begonias onto it. The table stays clear for dinner.
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Put the lemon tree behind a row of three strawberry pots. Keep the two herbs nearest the kitchen, where you can brush past the rosemary.
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Stand the monstera on the floor and raise the peace lily on a low stool. Bring the striped calathea forward so its fine lines stand out.
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Place the ZZ plant against the inside wall and stagger both snake plants along the same side. Open the door fully to check the clearance.
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Hang the wreath over the sideboard with a peace lily at either end. Put the low begonias at the ends of the dinner table, leaving the centre open.
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Place the bird of paradise against the wall and the cordyline just in front. Line the three red begonias along the desk, in view of the entrance.
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Hang the wreath on the door, place the lemon tree on its sunny side and set one rosemary pot on either side of the trunk.
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Frame the chair with monstera and rubber plant. Group the calathea and both pink begonias near the side table, in view when seated.
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Centre the tall monstera between two red cordylines. Bring the striped calathea to the front and let the pothos trail over a low plinth.
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