Brighten Up Your Space With These Stunning Stained Glass Plants

Not every plant lover has a green thumb. As a result, people often turn to faux plants to decorate with nature in their homes without all the fuss. Not only are these plants easier to maintain, but they also often add unique visual appeal to a space. This is the case for the stunning stained glass plants you can use to brighten up your home. There are a wide variety of these gorgeous decor pieces available to purchase online, such as the LittleVoleSherry Monstera Stained Glass Plant.

You can display a few of these stained glass plants near a window in your home and watch as they disperse colored light beautifully. Even if you have no problem keeping living houseplants healthy, you may still want to add a few of these decor pieces to your home because of the special visual appeal they offer. Keep in mind that you have quite a few different plant options to choose from other than just the aforementioned hanging monstera. Stained glass plants also come in different designs that can be potted similarly to real plants.

If you are a fan of the potted stained glass plants, you may want to opt for something like the Tuitessine Stained Glass Cactus. This set of three cacti can be placed in small pots filled with decorative rocks. You could even add soil to incorporate an element of real earthiness. If you prefer the 2D look, check out the Stained Serenity Stained Glass Leaf Plant. This is a similar design to the monstera plant mentioned previously. The hanging 2D plant might be a better option if you have live in a small home that requires you to maximize space.

If you would prefer a more unique stained glass plant design, check out the 3D options available on Etsy. The TetreaultGlassCo Stained Glass Flower Bouquet sold on Etsy, for example, is perfect if you would prefer to opt for flowers over greenery. You also have the option to put your craft skills to the test to create your own DIY stained glass plant. All you have to do is trace your plant leaves or flowers onto clear sheets of plastic, cut them out, and color them in with glass paint markers. You can then pot those plants by placing a foam block inside of a pot and gluing the leaves or flowers onto it. Finally, cover the foam with rocks to complete the look.