Sentences with phrase «fiddle fig leaf»

Hunting: for a fiddle fig leaf tree.

I recently bought a fiddle fig leaf tree that's added a nice natural touch to our bedroom and those green leaves?!

Not exact matches

I love the look of fiddle leaf figs, monstera deliciosas, snake plants, and rubber plants — all of which you'll find in my living room (pictured above).

We've officially reached peak houseplant season: a time when windowsills without succulents just look drab and a fiddle leaf fig in the corner is the ultimate statement piece.

Hooray!!!! I too am not great with plants, but the orchid and my fiddle leaf fig changed all that!

I am curious about your fiddle leaf fig, though.

But we went to the store this past weekend to pick up curtains for the same space and there it was: the perfect faux fiddle leaf fig tree at the perfect height, dimensions just right for our living room.

Here's what the fiddle leaf fig looked when I first got it (can you believe the palm is a faux HomeGoods find)!

And every couple months I'll take a barely damp rag and wipe down my fiddle leaf fig leaves because they catch a lot of dust.

There were gorgeous peonies, hydrangeas, ranunculus and a plethora of succulents, cactuses and fiddle leaf fig tress.

Will and I also made a trip to Pottery Barn and picked up these sheer curtains (I ordered the cheap ones I linked to in last week's post and they were dreadful in person), this faux fiddle leaf fig (obsessed), and a candle for this lantern that we received as a wedding gift and that my mom suggested bringing into our living room.

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I've had my fiddle leaf fig for almost a year now and after a brief moment where I thought I may lose her, I managed to revive her and now she's thriving.

Another super trendy plant is the fiddle leaf fig tree.

I also picked up 2 fiddle leaf fig trees for inside my living room — which many of you were messaging me about after seeing them on my stories!

Accessorize the seating with a pair of these alluring pillows, then pepper the patio with planters full of fiddle leaf figs and rubber trees for botanical appeal.

It has the most perfect - looking house plants and that's where I picked up my fiddle leaf fig two years ago.

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Gorgeous living room vignette with glossy white console table with turned legs, fiddle leaf fig tree in woven basket, jute rug, white art deco lamp and plants.

I couldn't leave my fiddle leaf fig out of the action.

Last week I had a photoshoot at my house (BHG's Refresh Magazine — coming out in March) and I was lucky enough to keep this ENORMOUS fiddle leaf fig (yes, it's real!).

Got a fiddle leaf fig at a local greenhouse a few months back and LOVE it.

Hedgescapes has a variety of faux hedges and plants, including my favorite snake plants and fiddle leaf figs.

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I would love to bring in a large potted tree, like an olive or fiddle leaf fig, but I'm still perfecting my green thumb and until I know it will thrive I don't want to risk another dead houseplant on my hands.

Living Room Rose sofa in «Natural Heavy Cloth», The Everygirl for Interior Define Caitlin chairs in «Quartz Velvet», The Everygirl for Interior Define small tassel pillow, Serena & Lily large embroidered pillow, Serena & Lily graphic pillow, Willa Skye Home coffee table, Candelabra patchwork hide rug, RugsUSA (see similar here) Noble chandelier, Candelabra gold mirror, Anthropologie (size small) media stand (vintage buffet), MegMade large modern art (54 × 40 in white wooden frame), Minted vertical spine bookshelves, Wayfair brass plug - in sconces, Schoolhouse Electric brass curtain rods, West Elm pedestal table, antique family heirloom bust, CB2 cloche, Crate and Barrel coffee table books, Jayson Home silk faux peonies arrangement, NDI faux fiddle leaf fig, NDI large Paris map, purchased on honeymoon in Paris (similar here)

love the pendleton blanket, the fiddle leaf fig and that hanging fruit basket especially.

And I'm super impressed by your fiddle leaf fig prowess (and your pillow making skills)-- I lack the ability to do either!

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• If you're kind of over the high maintenance fiddle leaf fig trend that's everywhere, here is a great GUIDE TO THE BEST PLANTS FOR YOUR HOME!

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Add a trendy fiddle - leaf fig tree in the living room.

There is too much to write here, but I would be glad to guide you through pruning a fiddle leaf fig.

Of the four fiddle leaf figs I've had over the years, none are still with me.

I confessed to you on FB that my fiddle leaf fig had a dismal fate, but I am so eager to master the art of gardening, indoors and out!

I started out with three fiddle leaf figs and pruned and propogated the two biggest ones to get three other new ones.

I've actually never had a fiddle leaf fig survive in my care.

I have a few tips on caring for a fiddle leaf fig and I promise it's not as difficult as you've heard!

A framed Hermès scarf, a vibrant green fiddle - leaf fig tree and verdigris - finished bust of Zeus add hits of colour in the black and cream living room.

The woodsy details and large fiddle - leaf fig tree give the living room of this Toronto home a comfy California feel.

And every couple months I'll take a barely damp rag and wipe down my fiddle leaf fig leaves because they catch a lot of dust.

«And the faux fiddle - leaf fig tree looks natural, but doesn't need to be watered when the family travels.»

I've worked for 11 years at a nursery greenhouse with all kinds of green plants, including the fiddle leaf fig.

The life and times of the fiddle leaf fig.

I guess it is actually kind of a like a spa when I think about it, a spa where weak and weary fiddle leaf figs to come and rejuvenate themselves in the sunlight during the winter months.

The woman at the nursery told me the best thing to do with fiddle leaf figs is indirect light, watering only when very dry and applying a systemic every two months.

I am having the same problem with my fiddle leaf fig.

Hi Melissa, I have just spent several hours looking at all your posts, this one with your delightful fiddle leaf fig was the reason I found your blog - I am indeed inspired!

My fiddle leaf fig had the same problem.