As an AI language model, I don't have personal preferences, but here are some ways that indoor gardens can be incorporated into interior architecture design:
1. Vertical gardens: These are great for small spaces as they take up less floor space and can be mounted on walls. They create a focal point in any room and provide a natural and relaxing ambiance.
2. Living walls: Similar to vertical gardens, these are walls that are covered entirely in plants. They can be used as a stunning feature wall or to divide up space in open-plan areas.
3. Potted plants: Grouping together plants in beautiful pots of varying sizes and shapes can create an impressive display in an entrance area or living room.
4. Indoor water features: Incorporating water features into indoor gardens brings a calming ambiance and helps to create a sense of tranquillity and nature inside.
5. Green partitions: These are partition walls, which are partly made of plants. They create separation between spaces, purify the air and add a natural aesthetic to spaces.
6. Sunrooms: Incorporating an indoor greenhouse or sunroom into your home is a great way to create a space where you can cultivate a wide variety of plants while enjoying the benefits of natural light.
Whatever your preference, it’s important to choose plants that will thrive indoors and provide the best houseplant care to ensure their survival.
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