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Are plants ever too much? For some people, it's a lifestyle, but for brands, it's a green thumb in their social feeds.

Interiors meet streetwear...

Having plants indoors has become as indispensable as having furniture. We don't need to argue too much about it, just open your Instagram.

When we spoke with writer and decor enthusiast Igor Josif, he explained to us that his passion for plants was directly linked to his proximity to nature and natural materials.

METCHA - interiors meet streetwear - Igor Josif - Igor Josif holding a plant in his living room with a black leather sofa and furniture with suede material

The earthy tones, the little jungle, and the leather furniture give Josif — and many people on socials — a feeling of comfort and belonging. In the last two years, well-being inside and outside the home has gained a leading role in lifestyle, and brands have noticed this.

METCHA - interiors meet streetwear - Igor Josif - Igor Josif's living room with a black leather sofa. plants and furniture with suede material

Turning an industrial, minimalist environment into a home with the right plants is like adding comfort to a streetwear collection. The aesthetics of Aimé Leon Dore's latest releases, for example, have shown this balance, and profiles such as Plants And Sneakers prove the strength of this movement.

Just be careful with water, your leather kicks are like succulents.

For highly creative spaces, pick a modular sofa.

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