The air quality indoors can often be worse than the air outside. This is primarily due to the presence of certain substances from the furniture, clothing, floor covering, paint, printers and more. A poor indoor climate is often cited as the cause of health issues like difficulty concentrating, skin problems, headaches and respiratory conditions.
But studies have shown that plants in the house have a positive effect on the air quality. Plus, the tropical Anthuriums instantly brighten up any interior with their red, pink, purple, orange, yellow, white or green colours. Easy to care for, air purifying, and one of the longest-flowering houseplants with a particularly beautiful appearance… You can’t help feeling cheerful when looking at one!
The Anthurium is not just any tropical plant. It is a real eyecatcher for your interior plus an air purifier at the same time. And having green plants in your house makes you feel happier. It’s science!
Air purifying plant
Do you see this icon on a plant?
Then that plant purifies the air inside the house!
Research shows that people feel happier when they’re around plants. So, by bringing a bit of nature indoors, you’ll feel better.
You can enjoy Anthuriums for a long time because the plants continue flowering for months, even years. And they come in a wide variety of cheerful colours.
Anthuriums help remove the substances in the air that you would rather not breathe in yourself. In exchange, you get fresh air back.
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Plants purify the air and reduce the concentration of CO2 and volatile organic compounds. But how do they do that? Plants absorb harmful substances from the air through their leaves. Then these substances are stored and broken down in the plant or its roots. Air purifying plants add water vapour to the air, which improves the humidity. This keeps your workplace and home environment fresh and healthy.
