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Indoor & Courtyard Gardens

byRutu GreenscapesTakes projects across Bengaluru & MysuruStarts from950 Per Sq Ft (Min 30 Sq Ft)View full gallery

Turn your empty corners or dull courtyards into vibrant green pockets. We help you select plants that actually thrive in your specific home light and space conditions.

This is a semi-indoor garden that connects the home's interior with the outdoors. During the day, it's a bright, sunlit space with a natural lawn and stone pathway, viewed through large glass walls.

The same semi-indoor garden at night. With carefully placed uplighting and ambient light from the house, the space transforms into a magical, serene landscape that can be enjoyed 24/7.

Why limit grass to the outdoors? In this unique courtyard, I installed a wall-to-wall artificial lawn to create an indoor picnic area. It's a surprising and delightful way to make your home feel green.

This courtyard design is all about symmetry and tranquility. I used a central water feature, stepped planters, and a striking Frangipani tree to create a formal, resort-like feel between two buildings.

Even a small, narrow space next to a wall can become a lush indoor garden. I used a variety of shade-loving plants with different leaf textures and colors against an exposed brick wall to create a rich, tropical feel.

A cozy reading corner is made even better with plants. I helped select these indoor plants and pots to complement the client's decor, adding life and fresh air to their personal relaxation spot.

I love using unexpected spaces. Here, I've decorated a staircase with a series of beautiful plants in ethnic printed grow bags, turning a simple passageway into a decorative feature.

In this modern Mysore home, I placed large potted plants along the staircase landing. The simple white pots and lush green leaves create a beautiful contrast with the dark wood and glass railing.

This is a view looking up from an internal courtyard. The design brings greenery and natural light deep into the home, with plants at the base and open sky above. It’s a great way to ensure your home feels connected to nature.

About Indoor & Courtyard Gardens

The biggest challenge with indoor planting is getting the light levels right. We map out exactly where the natural light hits your floor or staircase, ensuring we pick hardy, air-purifying varieties like Snake Plants or Philodendrons that can handle lower light without wilting, so you don't end up with plants that just slowly fade away.

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