Walk in your room. Feel calm right away. It is like a secret garden. This is the power of hanging plants. These small plants are easy to keep. They are very trendy now. Think about macramé rope. Use warm clay pots. Use brass items. Use cozy boho things. Add the simple, calm look you want. Need a better corner? Want more life in your kitchen? Want a plant-filled bed room? Hanging plants are the best way to add color and style. They give you a good feeling. Want to love your home more? Keep reading. I share 20 ideas that work. I share the best plant names. I share the best hanging tips.
1. Dreamy Macramé Corner with String of Pearls & Burro’s Tail
This hanging setup made me try macramé again. A cream rope hanger holds three full pots. They are full of String of Pearls and a thick Burro’s Tail. They hang like green waterfalls. This is great for an empty spot by a window. Mine has been in medium light for two years. It still grows fast. A quick tip: Water only when the pearls look like small raisins!
2. Minimal Brass Hanging Planters in a Scandi Kitchen
I love how neat this looks. Three metal brass rings hold small plants. They hang above a marble counter. This gives a simple, calm feel. The brass shines on white walls. It makes the kitchen glow. This happens when the sun comes up. I copied this idea. I used cheap metal hoops. I used spray paint. The cost was less than $15. Echeveria and Haworthia grow well here. The metal gets warm in the sun.
3. Boho Bedroom Goals — Macramé + Fairy Lights + Trailing Succulents
I want to change my room when I see this photo. A long rope hanger hangs low. It holds String of Hearts, Fishhooks, and a thick Donkey Tail. Small lights are wrapped around it. The soft night light is true magic. I put this same group above my bed. That was last month. Now I do not want to leave my bed.
4. Outdoor Patio Hanging Succulent Chandelier That Survives Summer Heat
I call this a “plant light.” It is an old bike wheel used in a new way. It uses clear line and small pots. It holds Sedum, Sempervivum, and trailing Senecio. It hangs from our porch roof. It handles hot Texas heat well. Also, hummingbirds love it. If you fear outdoor plants, start here. These kinds thrive if you forget them.
5. Tiny Bathroom Jungle with Humidity-Loving Hanging Succulents
You can have plants in a dark bath room! Rhipsalis, String of Bananas, and Hoya plants all hang here. They use hooks with cups on the mirror. The steam from showers makes them very happy. I began with two plants. Now my bath room feels like a spa. It needs no direct sun. Just bright, soft light.
6. Living Room Statement — Giant Macramé with Burro’s Tail Waterfall
This Burro’s Tail is four feet long. I am a little jealous. It hangs high up. It is in a double rope holder. It is a main focus point over a couch. The trick to long growth: Never change the pot. Let the roots get tight in the pot. Spray the leaves with water. Do not soak the dirt much.
7. Modern Hanging Terracotta Pots with Echeveria & Graptopetalum
Clay pots are back in a nice way. These simple pots use leather string. They hold plants that look like flowers. The warm color looks good on a white wall. It looks like the new 2025 style. I love how the leather looks older. Mine now has a perfect old color.
8. DIY Driftwood Hanging Succulent Mobile for Coastal Vibes
I found driftwood on a trip. I made small holes in it. I added air plants and String of Pearls. It made a fast beach mobile. It hangs over the dinner table. It turns slowly when the door is open. It makes all guests smile. It costs almost no money. It looks like it came from a nice shop.
9. Vertical Succulent Wall with Hanging Pockets — Small Space Savior
No floor space? No problem here. Fabric pockets hang on a sunny wall. They are full of baby plants. Mine is in the hall. All delivery people praise it. Watering is very easy. Just take the whole thing down. Soak it in water once a month.
10. String of Dolphins Jumping Out of a Teacup — Cutest Thing Ever
Yes, String of Dolphins look like small, jumping dolphins. I love how cute they are! This plant lives in an old teacup. It hangs by the kitchen sink. Bright light and some neglect give those perfect dolphin leaves. My child thinks it is magic.
11. Monochrome Black Hanging Planters for Moody Office Vibes
Black pots plus black rope plus dark-leaf plants. I used Black Prince Echeveria. It hangs in front of a shelf of books. It feels like a smart, dark library. I like this vibe. It does well in low light, too. It is great for a home desk.
12. Rainbow Succulents in Colorful Ceramic Hanging Pots
Must plants be green? No! These colored plants turn pink, purple, and orange. They hang in rainbow ceramic eggs near the window. They bring true joy. I change the order each season. This makes a brand new look.
13. Farmhouse Kitchen Herb + Succulent Hanging Combo
Mixing food plants and pretty plants is my best idea. Rosemary, hanging plants, and String of Turtles share a wood hanger. It hangs above the stove. It smells very good. It looks even better. I always water it, since I am often cooking there.
14. Crystal + Macramé Hanging Succulent for Spiritual Corners
Pink quartz, purple stones, and a large Jade plant hang as a group. They use a big rope holder. My quiet spot feels so calm now. The stones add weight. This stops the plant from swinging too much. That is a smart idea.
15. IKEA Hack — Floating Shelf with Hanging Succulents Underneath
A simple shelf, small hooks, and tiny pots make a small jungle. This is perfect for small homes. Every little bit of space counts. The plants get perfect soft light. I get to show off my small new plants.
16. Winter Sunroom Full of Hanging Succulents — My Happy Place
It is cold outside. This glass room is full of plants. It has hanging String of Hearts, Burro’s Tail, and Rhipsalis. It feels like summer all year. Windows face south. There are no heaters nearby. This is plant heaven.
17. Kids Room Magic with Glow-in-the-Dark Hanging Succulents
Fake plants were sprayed with glow paint. They hang above the baby’s bed. The paint is safe. They look normal in the day. They act as a night light at night. This is the best mom hack I found online.
18. Succulent Kokedama Hanging Balls — Japanese Moss Magic
Moss balls with plants inside hang from clear thread. They look like they are floating. They use no pots. This looks amazing. I made six for my dining room. Guests stop and gasp when they see them.
19. Balcony Rail Hanging Succulents That Withstand Wind
Rail planters clip onto the edge. They hold strong plants like Sedum and Sempervivum. They survived very strong wind. They still look great. They are perfect for city patios. They use no floor space.
20. Vintage Ladder Turned Hanging Succulent Display
An old wooden ladder leans on the wall. Each step holds a different hanging plant. My hall was dull. It looked beautiful right away. The height makes a small space look very big.
