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Plant-filled interiors inspiration from around the world

The outdoors runs rampant in modern jungles all over the planet, and it's creeping inside too – check out our beautiful plant-filled interiors inspiration
15 beautiful plantfilled interiors from around the world
  • Tokyos Yumenoshima Tropical Greenhouse Dome contains around 1000 types of plants with a section celebrating varieties...
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    Tokyo’s Yumenoshima Tropical Greenhouse Dome contains around 1,000 types of plants, with a section celebrating varieties from the Ogasawara Islands south of the capital.

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    Hunte’s Garden in Barbados was designed by horticulturist Anthony Hunte in the 1950s and teems with hummingbirds and monkeys.

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    The central atrium at Hotel Jakarta in Amsterdam creates a sustainable oasis with Indonesian artwork, bamboo panelling and a subtropical plot.

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    Unruly creepers and cacti burst through gaps in the glass at Wythenshawe Park Greenhouses near Manchester.

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    A serene water garden winds through Hoshinoya’s hotel grounds in the hot-spring town of Guguan in Taiwan.

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    Back in Tokyo, Tripster design studio turned a 70-year-old geisha residence into the one-bedroom Trunk House hotel with an internal courtyard.

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    Partially destroyed during the Blitz, London’s St Dunstan in the East church remains an untamed corner of the city.

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    At Chapung Sebali hotel in Ubud, the Jungle Fish pool bar is surrounded by Balinese rainforest.

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    Rattan furniture brings the outside in at Homu café, a dessert bar in Bangkok’s Bang Rak neighbourhood serving twists on traditional Japanese sweet treats.

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    Kibble Palace at the Glasgow Botanic Gardens is a 19th-century, wrought-iron-framed glasshouse filled with an extensive collection of tree ferns.

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    At 1905 Heritage Corner guesthouse in Bangkok, greenery offsets antiques that nod to the building’s former function as a tearoom.

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    In Singapore, Gardens by the Bay has a mist-filled indoor forest with a 98ft waterfall and treetop walk.

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