Uncover 87+ Stunning Kitchen Design Plants Top Choices Of Architects

Dracaena Marginata, or dragon tree, is one of the easiest to care for plants for your kitchen. This beautiful and bold looking plant has long, sword-like leaves that are sure to catch your eye. Though it is one of the taller plants, the dragon tree can easily be trimmed back so it does not interfere with your shelves and cabinets. Dragon trees also thrive in a variety of light conditions, from slightly dim to bright indirect light. Just be sure to avoid direct sunlight for this one.

The Dracaena Marginata is a low-maintenance plant and great choice for beginner plant parents. The dragon tree’s watering needs are very easy to keep up with as you will only need to water your plant every 2-3 weeks. If unsure if the plant needs to be watered just check the soil before hand. If the top few inches of soil are dry, then you can go ahead and give it a good watering.

The Dwarf Date Palm, or Phoenix roebelenii, is a favorite for many gardeners and makes a great addition to any kitchen area. This attractive palm is one of the smaller species of date palm that is perfect for gardeners with limited space. Once mature, the Dwarf Date Palm should grow to a max of 6 to 8 feet.

Not only is this tree full of life, but is also quite low-maintenance as well. The Dwarf Date Palm should be watered every 1-2 weeks depending if it’s placed in pot or ground condition and can survive in both bright and low light. If you have the proper light levels and environment, this palm can live up to 10-15 years.

The next item on our list is the Dumb Cane, or Dieffenbachia. This plant is great for the kitchen not only because it grows in low to medium light, but also because it is non-toxic to any pets or young children in the area. And with it's large leaves, it’s sure to be a beautiful and vibrant addition to your kitchen.

The Dumb Cane is easy to care for and requires only weekly or bi-weekly waterings. When it comes to humidity, this plant does its best in a moist environment, but lower levels won’t have any long-term effects. Dumb Canes also tend to flower if given a good environment and should be pruned if it gets too big for your tastes.

The Chinese Evergreen, or Aglaonema, is a great plant for those who don’t have the best green thumb. This particular plant is one of the more forgiving ones out there, as it can handle low light and infrequent waterings. You should make sure to place the Chinese Evergreen away from drafts, but other than that, it should be good to go.

Another great feature of the Chinese Evergreen is its varying shades of green and white stripes. So if placed correctly, this plant can make a bold statement in any kitchen and be the center focus. It will need to be fertilized twice a year, and you’ll also need to prune any dead leaves periodically as well.

English Ivy is a classic and timeless way to add a touch of nature to your kitchen. English Ivy is a brilliant air purifier and requires only a moderate amount of light and water. This plant will also grow in various directions; you can let it "run" free, or train it up a trellis or topiary shape. This is a creative way to make a statement in any room and requires very minimal care.

The English Ivy is a great choice for beginners, as it is is hardy and takes almost no effort to keep in healthy condition. As with most plants, you should check the soil before watering and never let it sit in standing water. Also, if left untamed, the English Ivy can quickly take over an area or climb furniture in a matter of days.

The Philodendron is one of the most common house plants and a classic beauty. This plant is a variation of the classic and packs a bigger punch in terms of breathtaking leaves. The Philodendron’s broad leaves can help create a lush and tropical feeling to your kitchen.

This plant does best in moderately bright and indirect light and can survive in lower individual as well. The Philodendron’s care is also easy to keep up with and only needs to be watered every 3-4 weeks. As a bonus, the Philodendron will slowly climb up whatever stand or pot you place it in, creating a climbing or cascading effect.

The Variegated Snake Plant is a great option for those who are just getting started with plants and has long, arching leaves with striped green and white lines. Not only is this plant visually stunning, but it is incredibly easy to care for as well.

The Snake Plant is a great option for any kitchen and can survive in almost any light condition, making it a top choice for enviro-unfriendly gardeners. When it comes to watering, the snake plant will do best if watered whenever the top layer of soil is dry, only once every two to three weeks.

The emerald green Peace Lily is something every plant enthusiast should have in their kitchen. Not only are these plants epic looking, but they are also so easy to care for. The Peace Lily will do best in bright, indirect light, but can also survive in low light conditions if necessary.

The Peace Lily is also great for the air quality around your home and will purify the air of toxins in your kitchen. Here, you will need to water your Peace Lily every ten days or so. The leaves can get droopy when it needs water, so if you notice any change in it’s color or leaves then it probably needs a drink.

The Marble Queen Pothos, or Scindapsus Marble Queen, is a unique variation of the classic Pothos. This plant has an interesting green & white marble pattern on its leaves, which will grab the attention of any visitor who enters the room. Along with its unique appearance, the Marble Queen Pothos is also quite easy to care for.

This plant is great for novices and just requires indirect light and water whenever it starts to feel dry. You should also watch out for any brown of yellow spots, just trim them off with pruning shears and the plant should be able to survive without much effort.

The Cast Iron Plant, or Aspidistra elatior, is one of the heartiest plants out there. This plant is attractive to look at and can survive a wide variety of environments, from nearly no light, to humidity extremes. With its large, waxy dark green leaves, the Cast Iron Plant will also add character and texture to any kitchen.

Though this plant may be hardy, you will still need to provide it with some TLC. The Cast Iron Plant should be watered every 7-14 days and fertilized periodically with a general purpose fertilizer. You should also trim off any dead and yellow leaves that may appear over time.