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Kaktus — home

Warm wood-panelled hotel bedroom with teal cushions and a sliding door onto a tropical garden

Space

Bedroom

Unscented, slow-growing, low-light plants chosen for their visual softness. Pet toxicity is stated on every product page.

8 plants

Bedroom
Alocasia Polly with arrow-shaped white-veined leaves in a nursery pot, on a cream background
New

Alocasia Polly

Alocasia × amazonica

From75 DH· Pot de culture · ~40 cmAvailable
Dracaena deremensis with long striped leaves in a nursery pot, on a cream background
New

Dracaena deremensis

Dracaena fragrans (groupe Deremensis)

From190 DH· Pot de culture · ~80 cmAvailable
Maranta with oval red-veined leaves in a nursery pot, on a cream background
New

Maranta prayer plant

Maranta leuconeura

From70 DH· Pot 12 cm · ~25 cmAvailable
Chamaedorea palm with fine fronds in a nursery pot, on a cream background
New

Chamaedorea palm

Chamaedorea

From140 DH· Pot de culture · ~60 cmAvailable
Green Philodendron with glossy leaves in a grey nursery pot, on a cream background
New

Philodendron Green

Philodendron

From100 DH· Pot 12 cm · ~35 cmAvailable
Hanging golden pothos with green leaves marbled with yellow, on a cream background
New

Golden Pothos

Epipremnum aureum

From50 DH· Suspension · ~30 cmAvailable

Know-how

Advice for this space

  1. 01

    Species that accept shade

    Bedrooms are often the least lit room in the house. Snake plant, zamioculcas and aspidistra cope with it; a fiddle-leaf fig will not.

  2. 02

    Water less, especially in winter

    Push a finger three centimetres into the mix: if it is still damp, wait. Overwatering kills more houseplants than forgetting to water does.

  3. 03

    Check toxicity if a pet sleeps there

    Cats and dogs chew whatever leaf they can reach. Toxicity is stated on every product page: choose a risk-free species at the foot of the bed.

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