Indoor landscaping and phytodesign

• Cluttering of the room. Pots with plants can take up a lot of space, they need to be watered and cared for regularly.
• Harmonious location. A pot that is not traditionally considered attractive is placed in a wooden tub or a decorated basket made of natural vines or rattan. Curly flowers look good today in an openwork basket made in the macrame technique.
• Background selection. The ideal light background for plants is monochrome, as it provides the greatest contrast and makes the plant look more advantageous.
• Color combinations. When arranging indoor plants in groups, bright saturated shades are placed in the center of the collection, and pale and delicate colors are placed at the edges.

The price of interior phytodesign depends on many criteria. First of all, the purpose of the room is taken into account, since this affects the type of planning solution and the required number of rooms. A simple example: A restaurant with an area of 150 square meters can have only one room, while a five-room apartment can contain several rooms.

The second problem is the time constraints that arise in connection with the details of the project. We find a balance between deadlines and the amount of work to ensure that these requirements are met. Other factors that are not so significant, but still affect pricing:

• object type – apartment in a new building, on secondary stock, private house, cottage;
• the initial condition of the room;
• The repair option significantly affects the final cost - the standard repair is lower than the design one.;
• the scale of the planned work, including the size of the walls and the time for dismantling;
• planned budget;
• the price of materials.