Planters, Pebbles, and Zen Decor for Mumbai Spaces

Plants can be used as natural room dividers. Here, I used two long white planters with money plants trained on moss sticks to create a beautiful and airy partition in a living room.

A series of modern, grey fiber planters line this balcony. Using matching planters in different shapes and sizes creates a cohesive and sophisticated look.

This stone-finish planter perfectly complements the terrazzo flooring and stone-clad wall. Matching materials and textures is a key part of my design approach.

A simple spotlight can create a dramatic effect. Here, it illuminates a Buddha statue placed on a patch of grass, casting a serene shadow and creating a powerful focal point at night.

A close-up of a balcony garden detail. I often use a bed of clean, white pebbles around planters to cover the soil, which looks neat and helps retain moisture.

These stunning metallic planters on stands add a touch of glamour to this elegant interior. I've paired them with peace lilies and ZZ plants, which are both beautiful and easy to care for.

This balcony uses a mix of planters to maximize space. White rectangular planters are mounted on the wall, while black hanging planters are hooked onto the railing.

A beautiful bougainvillea in a ceramic pot adds a vibrant splash of color to this balcony at Hiranandani Gardens, Powai. Flowering plants are a great way to brighten up any space.

Railing planters are perfect for adding flowers and color to a balcony without using any floor space. These are filled with a variety of colorful flowering annuals.