Foliage floor

Indoor plants with clear light notes

Our foliage selection is built for Cork apartments and offices: plants that tolerate grey weeks, dry radiators, and the odd missed watering—without pretending every leaf is fuss-free.

Leafy favourites · tagged for light · ready for Irish windowsills

Monstera and other houseplants on a bright wooden windowsill — Morning ledge mix — bright but not harsh

Calathea with striped leaves in a pale ceramic pot — Patterned calathea for gentler corners

Snake plant in terracotta on a wooden counter — Upright snake plants for steadier rooms

How we choose

Stock that matches real Cork rooms

We buy in small waves so leaves stay firm and roots are not sitting weeks in wet trays. Each plant arrives with a short tag: light preference, watering pace, and whether it likes a drafty hall or a calmer bedroom. Staff on the floor walk you through trade-offs instead of selling the tallest specimen by default.

Trailing vines suit shelves above desks; upright snake plants and ZZ-type foliage suit darker landings. Calathea and similar patterned leaves need steadier moisture—we say so up front. If a plant is sulking after delivery, we hold it until it recovers rather than rush it onto the shelf.

Low to moderate light Snake plants, sturdy philodendron, and similar foliage for north-facing Cork rooms.
Bright filtered light Monstera, rubber plants, and larger leaves that enjoy a bay window without midday scorch.
Statement shelves Mixed ceramic pots and hanging options when you want height without crowding the floor.

Need soil or a new pot while you choose? Visit the potting page or plan a visit with room notes.