While you're at it, browse through this list of stylish pots and planters, along with our favorite plant picks for the bedroom, kitchen and bathroom. So check out our roundup below for some of the best (and cheapest!) office plants to personalize your space. Picking the right one will leave you with "more bandwidth for working rather than stressing about a needy plant baby," she says.
In fact, the best office plants are "extremely tolerant and forgiving," says Bloomscape's gardening expert, Lindsay Pangborn. Bring visual appeal to smaller offices with succulents, like aloe vera plants, while grander spaces have room to accommodate tall indoor trees (think ponytail palms and olive trees). While many of the plants we share here can tolerate low light, some greenery, like the Peace Lily and Peperomia obtusifolia, thrive in bright, indirect sunlight, making them better suited for offices with large windows. But with this list, your search is over!īefore choosing plants, consider your work environment. These days, so many plants - spider plants, snake plants, begonias, majesty palms and more - are available online. Plants are great for sparking creativity and improving your health, so you can benefit in multiple ways from adding them to your workspace. Many of the ones we share below require minimal light and water, so no green thumb is required. Whether you work from home, commute to a shared space or do a little of both, your office could benefit from a low-maintenance indoor plant.
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