Fortunately, Indoor plants have the ability to naturally detoxify the air in the home. Studies run by NASA have proven that plants in the home can reduce up to 85% of indoor air pollutants, and as follows, Indoor plants should be considered essential to any home.

Invisible and always present, indoor air quality (IAQ) can effect the health and quality of life of every home dweller. Considerable advancements have been made in understanding what creates high indoor air quality conditions and what creates poor indoor air quality conditions. Beyond odor, the air you breath quality is virtually undetectable.

Creating a healthy home atmosphere means more than using appealing colors, creative lighting and comfortable furniture. These do impact the perceived atmosphere, but what about the actual atmosphere? 'Atmosphaera' is Latin, created from the Greek words athos (vapor) and sphaera (sphere). It literally means the air around you. Indoor air pollutant concentrations can be 15 to 50 times higher than outside.