Sentences with phrase «fiddle leaf fig in»

Studio McGee livens up a masculine office with a large fiddle leaf fig in a wicker basket.

There is a large fiddle leaf fig in the reception area where I work and it has been thriving for years.

We have a new fiddle leaf fig in the family!

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.

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).

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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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.

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!).

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)

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

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

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.

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.

Is it still ok for a fiddle leaf fig tree in a pot?

Designer / colorist Maria Killam recommends a fiddle leaf fig and comments that she's seen some in interiors that were 2 stories high.

I don't really know anything about fiddle leaf figs except that I want one and they need LOTS of light (which means it probably wouldn't be good in my house).

-LSB-...] our fiddle leaf fig hasn't been used for «target practice» yet We made the one in our hallway, (see how we made it by clicking here) but this one was a lucky Homegoods find.

The fiddle leaf fig I actually bought online from Home Depot online, after I couldn't find one in person anywhere.

I also live in the Seattle area and I've been wanting to try growing a fiddle leaf fig plant.

And FYI in case I haven't encouraged you to spend enough moola at Target already, that is in fact a fake fiddle leaf fig tree... and I couldn't be more proud of a fake plant if I tried.

And why don't we just round out my Ballard Designs love fest with the final thing in the entry, my faux fiddle leaf fig tree!

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Once you've found that nice, sunny spot in your space, make it your fiddle leaf fig's home to thrive.

I just brought a fiddle leaf fig tree and have repotted it into a much bigger pot already, do you think it will struggle or even die because its roots will not be compact in its new pot?