Who would have thought that the millennial generation would bring a green “urban jungle” into their living rooms? The Monstera has been leading this charts for years, which is not surprising when you consider that it has already inspired Matisse and Picasso. Matisse not only loved women, but also shapes and flora. And when he moved to Cimiez in 1938, he found a huge Monstera plant that filled the room meters high and made him celebrate the ornamental beauty of its leaves in his “gouaches découpées.” Another fan was Picasso. He said that he put his Monstera in the bathtub while he was traveling. When he returned, she had taken up the entire bathroom. It was quieter around the Monstera for some time. Until she became the focus of designers some time ago and made it into fashion Olympus. It was not only seen on blouses and dresses, but also in interior design. Well, with us you'll find the “original”. And if you want to feel something like Matisse or Picasso, or are otherwise into design icons: Take a look at our original Monstera “James”.

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Ideally, Monstera “James” creates a good atmosphere

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The Monstera is cool because it brings a piece of jungle, a sense of adventure and freedom into your own four walls. But not only. Because it creates a positive atmosphere and is highly symbolic. According to Feng-Shui, it is suitable for all zones — with the exception of career. In common areas, the Monstera collects energy; in large rooms, it slows it down. In addition, in Chinese harmony theory, the Monstera has the important task of balance and peace. However, the prerequisite is that the relationship between humans and the plant is right, otherwise the Monstera, as a real diva, can also cause unrest. Further statements about Monstera: It needs a quiet place to be able to work; it is a love plant and helps to overcome fears. Last but not least, in feng shui, it is attributed to the element earth.

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