10 Hanging Plants That Make Bedrooms Feel Magical

3. English Ivy

Sunlit bedroom corner featuring lush English ivy as one of the hanging plants indoor bedroom, cascading beside a window with sheer curtains, with a bookshelf, bed, and nightstand completing the cozy scene.

English Ivy is the Audrey Hepburn of hanging plants—timeless, elegant, and always in style. I’ll admit, when I first saw it draped over a bookshelf in a friend’s apartment, I thought it looked too fancy for my everyday life. But turns out, this plant is just as practical as it is pretty.

It gave me major vintage bedroom vibes and made me want to swap out all my decor for antique frames and linen curtains. If you’re into interior design with plants, English Ivy deserves a spot on your list.

Perfect for Cooler Bedrooms (Even if You’re Not)

One thing I didn’t know until I killed two other plants first? English Ivy prefers cooler temps. Yep, if your bedroom runs a little chilly—perfect for those who sleep better under chunky blankets or live in places like Seattle-Tacoma or Chicago—you’ve got yourself a happy plant.

Mine lives near a north-facing window and it’s thriving. No direct sun, no drama. Honestly, it’s kind of a mood.

A Plant That Actually Cleans Your Air (In Ways You Didn’t Expect)

Okay, so here’s where things get weird—but also kinda cool. Studies have shown that English Ivy helps reduce mold and airborne fecal particles from the air. Yes, really! 🤢🌿 Not the most glamorous fact, but hey, clean air is clean air—and that makes this plant a secret weapon for bedroom wellness with plants.

If you’re someone who struggles with allergies or just wants to breathe easier at night, give this one a shot. It’s not flashy, but it gets the job done.

Styling It Like a Pro (Without the Pro Price Tag)

I love draping mine over a tall bookshelf—it gives off serious “old library” energy without making the room feel stuffy. You can also train the vines to trail down from a floating shelf or tuck it into a hanging planter by the window.

The cascading effect adds softness to more structured spaces. If you’re going for a botanical bedroom theme or even something minimalist with vintage flair, English Ivy blends right in.

Next up: String of Pearls, a quirky, stylish plant that’s basically the fashionista of the succulent world. If you love unique textures and boho bedroom ideas, this one’s going to blow your mind. Click the ‘Next’ button below!