The rise of the air purifier industry
how houseplants charmed a new generation of gardeners
by：Yovog
2023-11-01
Not long ago, the smart interior design didn\'t seem complete without cleverly placing flower vases, but now, A subtle style change is wrapping its leafy tendrils shops and restaurants around the country\'s hippest house.
In the past, indoor plants were the territory of the older generation, who had time, knowledge and space to take care of them and are now proving popular among young, cool people.
Smart parties, weddings and conferences are lush and provided by self-provided
The \"plant decorator\" was designed \".
As with the evolution of many trends, this trendy green renaissance is spreading from the fashionable greenhouses in east London.
Once they arrived with cocktails, food trucks and soda
The restaurant, now they come here with fleshy plants and ferns, air plants and Ivy, following the culture continuum of pop music
Ups to fill.
Where East London is leading, can other countries lag far behind?
Many studies have shown that indoor plants help everything from lowering blood pressure to increasing concentration.
Indoor plants are also good air purifiers. Common, easy-to-
Planting specimens such as Ivy (Hedera helix)Lily of peace (
Valley West)
And spider plants (
Hanging orchid)
Scores were high in Nasa\'s clean air study of removing formaldehyde, benzene and other contaminants from indoor environments.
So, if the house looks a bit bare, what better time is there to keep your interior healthy --giving, mood-lifting, life-
Growing indoor plants?
Angela Maynard grew up in an apartment in central London.
\"We seldom travel to the country.
After school, I spent a long time in Regent\'s Park.
I was also surrounded by plants because of my grandmother.
She is a Greek Cypriot living in a very small apartment.
She used to have plants outside and inside, and she would take care of the little garden in our square.
It\'s important to her.
Angela described 12 years after working in fashion, she realized that plants are her future.
\"I broke up with my boyfriend and moved to an apartment without a garden.
The first indoor plant I bought was the Swedish Ivy League.
I went through a difficult period and I managed to nurture the plant to keep it alive and feel like it was a real achievement.
It triggers the whole thing.
I realize that I have been doing my work for too long.
I don\'t want to be the one who is in pain at work.
At 2014, Angela built her store, Botany.
Plants that roll from ceramic, concrete, zinc and clay pots. (
\"It\'s really hard to find a good jar.
This is probably our biggest struggle. ”)
This is a calm and beautiful space that reflects the intensity of Maynard\'s thoughtful thinking.
Contrast to the dirty East London street outside.
\"I have two different types of customers.
Those who want to cultivate something and are really interested in it.
Then those who want what I call a \"fashion Plant.
When you have 20 people come in and ask for the same plant, you know they have seen it on Pinterest.
But they all create their own little space indoors.
You may not have lived in your dream home, but you can personalize it.
You can bring plants with you when you move.
\"As for the Swedish Ivy League that triggered all this?
\"I don\'t have it anymore because one of the girls sold it by mistake.
This is the only factory in the store that does not sell!
Botany, No. 5 Chatsworth Road, London (botanyshop. co. uk)
There is nothing quiet about the East London store in Nik south.
Young men and women are busy working, arranging and creating arrangements on the central table.
\"They mostly found me from Pinterest!
Nick smiled at the brave barking of her trademark.
\"I grew up at an unsafe Estate in Islington and we moved to Enfield when we were 14.
I\'m in heaven-we have a garden of 100ft!
My mother asked, \"Are you going to make friends ? \"
But I had a good time with plants.
\"Nik worked in recruitment for 13 years and then gave up the company\'s life and was trained with Jamie Aston, the leading florist.
\"On the first day, I thought, \'Oh, my God, I finally found it!
Where I should go!
She took a six-month break and a friend hired her to attend a whistle-blowing clothing conference.
\"My second job was to do Chelsea\'s installation in bloom for LK Bennett, and we won the People\'s Choice Award.
I didn\'t even have a wedding at that time!
Nick opened up a small world in her dramatic and vigorous style.
It earned her a cool following-she described a Giles Deacon fashion show with Hammer horror theme, the cheese chandelier she created for Dutch fashion and interior shops, and a series of dark leaves she assembled for a luxurious wedding, as well as grapes and pomegranates.
In last November, she took root in her second store in Soho.
But she is nothing great.
She is eager for everyone to check out her green label.
\"I think people can be intimidated.
We have moms who bring babies in.
They saw a plant and said, \'Oh, I can\'t keep it alive, \'and I thought, \'Well, keep your child alive, you\'re doing a good job \'.
People think too much and they panic-cut off the brown leaves, move a little and watch you water.
Try something else!
London W1F OHQ, grace & Thorn, 338 Hackney Road, London E2 7AX and 7 green court (graceandthorn. com)
Emma Sibley and Tom Murphy were two friends who met at the University and had built their company, the London Aquarium, almost a year ago by accident.
Emma explained: \"Most of us, as students, live in dirty, cold shared houses.
We bought some plants to make them more common.
Tom added: \"We are renting on behalf of us.
You move every two years.
You probably live in a very small place.
Plants can be human.
Emma said: \"There was a Saturday when we just started making a living room and didn\'t even know it was a living room.
Our friend asked us to put some business cards in her cafe.
Orders start coming in and grow from there.
\"Their devices appear in the cutting --
Dandy Lab edge men\'s clothing store in Shoreditch, and their courses in bars and shops around East London are quickly booked.
In an age of uncertainty, it seems to create a miniature world contained in glass, a world you can carry with you, resonating with young leaf lovers.
The walls of their small studio are lined with neat and orderly plant shelves.
But in the workplace, there is a creative power of Heath Robinson that has the upper hand.
There is no glass cylinder for lead glass here, but it is common in the laboratory to find a large number of Demi John, preservation jars and boiling flask.
Emma holds a small bottle of apple juice.
\"I just put the moss in from the garden. I love it.
I think Tom and I are different from others.
People can look at it like, \'Oh, that\'s terrible \'.
This is such a beautiful little thing for me.
Behind the bench is a jar full of tools.
Spoon, fork and cork stick to the stick.
Tom added: \"When we teach our lessons, we say, \'Look, they are not of beautiful quality . . . . . . Go home and do it yourself \'.
We don\'t like the lead, the geometry, or the villain inside.
Not for this.
All this has to do with the beauty of plants.
For more information about the seminar, please visit the London Aquarium.
ComMaranta kerchoveana (
\"Prayer plant\" because its leaves fold and close at night like the hands in prayer).
Good for the aquarium, but will grow up happily in an open environment.
The wet bathroom is perfect for a damp environment
I like indoor plants.
For sunny rooms, try Strawberry Haitang and grow beautifully from shelves or hanging pots.
In the dark corner, try the aglaurene horse changer (
Evergreen China)
Kerchoveana, bamboo Taro. Crassula ovata (
Money Tree or jade plant).
This popular juicy plant thrive in sunny places.
A little goodwill neglect, very happy. Tillandsia (air plants)
Don\'t need something as dirty as the soil.
They thrive in bright, filtered sunlight, soaking and spraying occasionally from spring to autumn.
Epipremnum fern (devil’s ivy)
, Great in pots on high shelves or hanging pots.
Tolerant and cheerful.
Perfect flower pot for family plants buy how to decorate the best aquarium in your home with family plants©2019 need help from telegram Media Group Co. , Ltd?
Visit our advertising Guide.
In the past, indoor plants were the territory of the older generation, who had time, knowledge and space to take care of them and are now proving popular among young, cool people.
Smart parties, weddings and conferences are lush and provided by self-provided
The \"plant decorator\" was designed \".
As with the evolution of many trends, this trendy green renaissance is spreading from the fashionable greenhouses in east London.
Once they arrived with cocktails, food trucks and soda
The restaurant, now they come here with fleshy plants and ferns, air plants and Ivy, following the culture continuum of pop music
Ups to fill.
Where East London is leading, can other countries lag far behind?
Many studies have shown that indoor plants help everything from lowering blood pressure to increasing concentration.
Indoor plants are also good air purifiers. Common, easy-to-
Planting specimens such as Ivy (Hedera helix)Lily of peace (
Valley West)
And spider plants (
Hanging orchid)
Scores were high in Nasa\'s clean air study of removing formaldehyde, benzene and other contaminants from indoor environments.
So, if the house looks a bit bare, what better time is there to keep your interior healthy --giving, mood-lifting, life-
Growing indoor plants?
Angela Maynard grew up in an apartment in central London.
\"We seldom travel to the country.
After school, I spent a long time in Regent\'s Park.
I was also surrounded by plants because of my grandmother.
She is a Greek Cypriot living in a very small apartment.
She used to have plants outside and inside, and she would take care of the little garden in our square.
It\'s important to her.
Angela described 12 years after working in fashion, she realized that plants are her future.
\"I broke up with my boyfriend and moved to an apartment without a garden.
The first indoor plant I bought was the Swedish Ivy League.
I went through a difficult period and I managed to nurture the plant to keep it alive and feel like it was a real achievement.
It triggers the whole thing.
I realize that I have been doing my work for too long.
I don\'t want to be the one who is in pain at work.
At 2014, Angela built her store, Botany.
Plants that roll from ceramic, concrete, zinc and clay pots. (
\"It\'s really hard to find a good jar.
This is probably our biggest struggle. ”)
This is a calm and beautiful space that reflects the intensity of Maynard\'s thoughtful thinking.
Contrast to the dirty East London street outside.
\"I have two different types of customers.
Those who want to cultivate something and are really interested in it.
Then those who want what I call a \"fashion Plant.
When you have 20 people come in and ask for the same plant, you know they have seen it on Pinterest.
But they all create their own little space indoors.
You may not have lived in your dream home, but you can personalize it.
You can bring plants with you when you move.
\"As for the Swedish Ivy League that triggered all this?
\"I don\'t have it anymore because one of the girls sold it by mistake.
This is the only factory in the store that does not sell!
Botany, No. 5 Chatsworth Road, London (botanyshop. co. uk)
There is nothing quiet about the East London store in Nik south.
Young men and women are busy working, arranging and creating arrangements on the central table.
\"They mostly found me from Pinterest!
Nick smiled at the brave barking of her trademark.
\"I grew up at an unsafe Estate in Islington and we moved to Enfield when we were 14.
I\'m in heaven-we have a garden of 100ft!
My mother asked, \"Are you going to make friends ? \"
But I had a good time with plants.
\"Nik worked in recruitment for 13 years and then gave up the company\'s life and was trained with Jamie Aston, the leading florist.
\"On the first day, I thought, \'Oh, my God, I finally found it!
Where I should go!
She took a six-month break and a friend hired her to attend a whistle-blowing clothing conference.
\"My second job was to do Chelsea\'s installation in bloom for LK Bennett, and we won the People\'s Choice Award.
I didn\'t even have a wedding at that time!
Nick opened up a small world in her dramatic and vigorous style.
It earned her a cool following-she described a Giles Deacon fashion show with Hammer horror theme, the cheese chandelier she created for Dutch fashion and interior shops, and a series of dark leaves she assembled for a luxurious wedding, as well as grapes and pomegranates.
In last November, she took root in her second store in Soho.
But she is nothing great.
She is eager for everyone to check out her green label.
\"I think people can be intimidated.
We have moms who bring babies in.
They saw a plant and said, \'Oh, I can\'t keep it alive, \'and I thought, \'Well, keep your child alive, you\'re doing a good job \'.
People think too much and they panic-cut off the brown leaves, move a little and watch you water.
Try something else!
London W1F OHQ, grace & Thorn, 338 Hackney Road, London E2 7AX and 7 green court (graceandthorn. com)
Emma Sibley and Tom Murphy were two friends who met at the University and had built their company, the London Aquarium, almost a year ago by accident.
Emma explained: \"Most of us, as students, live in dirty, cold shared houses.
We bought some plants to make them more common.
Tom added: \"We are renting on behalf of us.
You move every two years.
You probably live in a very small place.
Plants can be human.
Emma said: \"There was a Saturday when we just started making a living room and didn\'t even know it was a living room.
Our friend asked us to put some business cards in her cafe.
Orders start coming in and grow from there.
\"Their devices appear in the cutting --
Dandy Lab edge men\'s clothing store in Shoreditch, and their courses in bars and shops around East London are quickly booked.
In an age of uncertainty, it seems to create a miniature world contained in glass, a world you can carry with you, resonating with young leaf lovers.
The walls of their small studio are lined with neat and orderly plant shelves.
But in the workplace, there is a creative power of Heath Robinson that has the upper hand.
There is no glass cylinder for lead glass here, but it is common in the laboratory to find a large number of Demi John, preservation jars and boiling flask.
Emma holds a small bottle of apple juice.
\"I just put the moss in from the garden. I love it.
I think Tom and I are different from others.
People can look at it like, \'Oh, that\'s terrible \'.
This is such a beautiful little thing for me.
Behind the bench is a jar full of tools.
Spoon, fork and cork stick to the stick.
Tom added: \"When we teach our lessons, we say, \'Look, they are not of beautiful quality . . . . . . Go home and do it yourself \'.
We don\'t like the lead, the geometry, or the villain inside.
Not for this.
All this has to do with the beauty of plants.
For more information about the seminar, please visit the London Aquarium.
ComMaranta kerchoveana (
\"Prayer plant\" because its leaves fold and close at night like the hands in prayer).
Good for the aquarium, but will grow up happily in an open environment.
The wet bathroom is perfect for a damp environment
I like indoor plants.
For sunny rooms, try Strawberry Haitang and grow beautifully from shelves or hanging pots.
In the dark corner, try the aglaurene horse changer (
Evergreen China)
Kerchoveana, bamboo Taro. Crassula ovata (
Money Tree or jade plant).
This popular juicy plant thrive in sunny places.
A little goodwill neglect, very happy. Tillandsia (air plants)
Don\'t need something as dirty as the soil.
They thrive in bright, filtered sunlight, soaking and spraying occasionally from spring to autumn.
Epipremnum fern (devil’s ivy)
, Great in pots on high shelves or hanging pots.
Tolerant and cheerful.
Perfect flower pot for family plants buy how to decorate the best aquarium in your home with family plants©2019 need help from telegram Media Group Co. , Ltd?
Visit our advertising Guide.
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