1. Zanzibar plant
Possibly the easiest plant to grow indoors, this lush plant is a burst of waxy-leaved lime green on long, strong stems and will tolerate low light, so doesn't even need to sit near your bathroom window.
2. Zygocactus
Schlumbergera bridgesii is hard to say but easy to look at. Another lime green fleshy leaf structure, look lovely all year round draping down from a window or high shelf and will even give a burst of colour in Autumn and Winter when flowering. Take care not to put them in a space where they'll be knocked as the stems tend to break easily.
3. Phalaenopsis orchid
Another lover of indirect sunlight, an orchid loves a high humidity environment so does well in a bathroom with only a little natural light. Very low maintenance, sit one on your vanity for a touch of elegance or group a few together in a rustic container. Keep the roots damp but not wet.
4. Boston fern
In terms of hanging plants, this is a low-maintenance wonder! Perfect in every kind of pot - from a hanging basket to a large pot stand, this feathery fern drapes beautifully and is one of the best plants to bring into your humid bathroom as it loves a little misting and needs minimal care. Try an oversized specimen in a small bathroom for maximum va-va-voom!
5. Peace lily
Another indoor plant that's practically impossible to kill, the peace lily thrives in indirect light and, due to its generous wide leaves, works hard at air-purifying whilst looking lush and fabulous. The ultimate chameleon, the peace lily is equally at home potted in a blue and white chinoiserie ceramic pot or as part of a display of other tropical plants.
6. Japanese maple
Not strictly indoors, this is a terrific way to get the best of both worlds - growing a plant outdoors, yet enjoying it from inside the bathroom. This floor-to-ceiling glass window allows the timber, tree and textures into the bathroom whilst it basks in the bright light of sunshine in a secluded courtyard.
7. Peperomia
Lovely for a little texture and colour, peperomia is easy to grow indoors, depending on the light levels. Away from direct sunlight, they fare well, though don't like to be too wet so work best in a well-ventilated bathroom. Choose foliages in darker greens and even reds to mix up the colour display in your bathroom.
Other examples to bring into your bathroom space are Sansevieria (aka snake plant or mother-in-law's tongue), air plants and spider plants.
