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Are your houseplants in need of a little upgrade? Then let us introduce you to a plant lovers’ paradise – LEGO® Tiny Plants (10329) – a set that’s small in size, but BIG on impact!
The LEGO® Botanical Tiny Plants (10329) set features nine plants nestled in terracotta-colored pots, offering lots of flexibility when it comes to display. Here are some tips to show off this eye-catching collection in your home…
So, you’ve built all nine plants? Nice work! Why not celebrate by displaying them all together? The bold variety of shapes and shades will look great grouped in the center of your table or placed on a shelf.
Why limit your mini masterpieces to just one room when you can spread creativity around your home? Try arranging plants in groups adding a mini burst of around the home. Being compact you can fit them wherever you want!
Top tip: watch out for pesky blinds or curtains that can knock your plants over.
You’ve gone through all the effort of carefully constructing your tiny plants, so it makes sense for them to be as visible as possible. The answer? Plinths!
Of course, we’re not suggesting you’ll have plinths lying around your home – but you can fashion your own! Maybe add upside-down plant pots or perhaps treat yourself to some affordable jewellery risers?
Try displaying the collection on a rimmed-dish or tray to create a lovely focal feature. Play around with color and maybe add some loose pieces – choose subtle green tones for a tranquil display or opt for bright, contrasting reds to enhance the flowers.
For a cost-effective, terrarium-like display, choose a normal glass bowl and layer it with decorative gravel setting each plant into position to ensure they don’t topple over. Add fairy lights to add warmth to your display and make it glisten in the evenings!
Simplicity is key when displaying the LEGO® Tiny Plants (10329). Let them take center stage and they’ll continue to bloom for years to come…
