If we’re heading back to the office, it should be a place where we want to spend time. That’s only natural. Here’s what else is natural: abundant indoor greenery, with its aesthetic charm, calming qualities, and even a bit of air purification to supplement your office’s trendy exposed ductwork. More and more commercial office managers are opting to add some plant life to the premises. Not sure which plants to choose? We can suggest which plants you should consider adding to your office space.

Versatile Snake Plants

Don’t let the name throw you—there are no fangs on this offering. The snake plant is a low-maintenance choice for office spaces. It doesn’t require much sunlight and only needs watering every couple of weeks. It may also remove trace amounts of toxins such as formaldehyde and benzene. If your office is short on windows or green thumbs, snake plants are ideal accessories for your workplace.

Terrific! Radiant! Some Plant!

Office admins hold a lot of sway but may not have unlimited budgets. Raiding the local nursery may not be in the cards. With a spider plant, it doesn’t have to be. Spider plants are also great choices for office spaces thanks to their low maintenance requirements. Their real value comes in how easy they are to propagate. One plant can easily yield multiples for the price of one, keeping these verdant accoutrements affordable and putting a spin on “we’re all one big family here.”

The Lilies of the Professional Field

The Peace Lily is not only visually appealing, but it also helps remove toxins such as ammonia, formaldehyde, and benzene. It does require a bit more maintenance than snake plants and spider plants, however—someone will need to mist the lilies once every few days and fully water them once a week. It also thrives in low light conditions, making it perfect for those that don’t have a lot of natural light in their office space.

A Sharp-Dressed Plant

Meet Zamioculcas zamiifolia: an exotic but hardy plant perfect for the office. The ZZ plant is another great option for spaces with low natural light—no cheap sunglasses necessary. Its water requirements are also low, making this an easy and affordable way to update the office without doing a full renovation. The ZZ plant has a unique waxy texture that adds a touch of sophistication to any office space.

Natural Rubber Plants: A Striking Choice

One last plant you should consider adding to your office space is the rubber plant. With its estimable vertical growth, rubber plants can add some height to your office space. It’s a popular choice thanks to its easy maintenance and air-purifying abilities. This plant is perfect for larger office spaces where managers want something that will make a statement. It does require a bit more care, as it needs to be watered every week and placed in an area with indirect sunlight. However, that care is more than worth it.

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