Connecting with nature is one of the most blissful feelings you may ever get. The more we interact with nature, the more we find it easier to ‘become one’ with it and move hand in hand. Nature teaches us valuable lessons so spending more time in nature will help you have a healthier lifestyle. Since you may not be able to spend all your time with nature, you need to find ways to bring it into your home. So here are some of them.

Have House Plants
The first and most obvious step to bringing nature inside is to bring in some house plants. It will not only add greenery to your house but also add life to an otherwise lifeless boring room. Some trees also have a purifying effect so the polluted air around you will all be sucked by these plants, giving out fresh air for you to breathe in peace. However, be mindful of the types of trees and plants you bring in. Some plants require a lot of light so bringing them indoors will be deadly. Some plants suck in all the oxygen so it can be dangerous for you. Bring various plants of various sizes too. You can decorate your table tops, cabinets and even windows, by hanging some pots along the ledge.
Focus On The Verandah And Garden
If you enjoy sitting outside, staring at the chirping birds and enjoying the cold breeze, then you definitely need to have a spacious verandah where you spend your mornings and evening in. Bring in verandah builders Melbourne to establish a space for your requirements. The garden has to well landscaped and maintained. You do not need a professional for this. Do your research on DIY garden projects and you will find how simple changes can create a beautiful backyard.
Make An Indoor Herb Garden
Having your own little herb garden will allow you to use your own organic crop when cooking meals. Your food will be healthy and flavourful and chemical free. Bring in a few tiny pots and plant herbs such as cilantro, mint, lemongrass and basil. Most herbs usually need ample sunlight so keep your herbs along the windowsill. It is vital that these plants get sunlight for at least four hours a day. Ensure the pots have proper drainage since you don’t want your table tops or windowsills to be damaged. Have trays or plates so that the extra water is collected and can be thrown out.

Hang Up Painting Of Natural Sites
According to research, it is found that viewing scenes of nature reduce anger, depression, stress and fear in an individual. Hang up paintings and posters of beautiful sceneries all around the house. Mix and match with the interior décor colors or go for contrasting scenes. For example, a room with blue furniture and accessories can feature a scene of the beach or even add a pop of color can feature a painting of the orange evening sky. Make use of your artistic eye.







