If you’re looking for a low maintenance plant, it doesn’t get better than Pothos. Other common names include golden pothos, Ceylon creeper, hunter's robe, ivy arum, house plant, money plant, silver vine, Solomon Islands ivy, marble queen, and taro vineĪlso known as Devil’s Ivy, Pothos is a resilient plant that thrives in spaces with little natural light. For a bolder style, take a look at Calathea Peacock Plants, whose leaves range from green to red. Their dark green leaves and deep red veins give a decorative look to indoor spaces. Red Calatheas are one of the most popular prayer plants. Photos by SUN STUDIO CREATIVE & David Clode However, their beautiful foliage makes up for it. Without much natural light, Peace Lilies don’t flower as much. While these plants need indirect light, they do well in low light conditions as well. Peace Lilies are tropical plants with deep green foliage and hooded white flowers.

Peace Lily SpathiphyllumĬertain species of Spathiphyllum are also commonly known as spath Photo by ANKUR MADANĭespite their beauty, these plants are not suitable for households with pets and children. In home offices, they can even double as partitions. Their large patterned leaves look breathtaking and add a tropical vibe to indoor spaces. Dumb Cane Dieffenbachiaīoth its English names, dumb cane and mother-in-law's tongue (also used for Sansevieria species) refer to the poisoning effect of raphides, which can cause temporary inability to speakĪ plant that prefers indirect light, Dumb Canes can make your home office feel glamorous. Keep them in simple, undecorated pots in neutral colours to let their beauty shine. Their dark green waxy leaves give them an elegant and graceful look in interiors. ZZ plants require very little light and do well under fluorescent office lighting, making them a favourite in commercial spaces. These low maintenance plants are perfect even for those without a green thumb. It doesn’t get easier than looking after ZZ. Other common names include Zanzibar gem, Zuzu plant, aroid palm, eternity plant and emerald palm Shorter varieties like Bird’s Nest Snake Plant and Futura Robusta make excellent office desk plants. Tall Snake Plants grouped together in a rectangular planter can add a distinctive look to your home office. Place tall Snake Plants next to the table or in the corner of the room for the best look.

This variety has long flat leaves and grows fairly tall. Snake Plants come in many forms, the most popular of which is Sansevieria Laurentii. Photos by Sarah Bronske & Severin Candrian

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