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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Sophie Edwards

Bette Midler's '70s living room is a masterclass in styling houseplants – her maximalist design feels welcoming and elevated

Bette midler in her greenwich village apartment.

Everyone loves houseplants. Indoor greenery brings the joy of nature into a home, adds dimension and color, and instantly makes a space feel cozy and lived in. However, people are often confused about the best way to decorate with plants.

Luckily, an archival image of Bette Midler's living room in 1975 is here to demystify the process. The black and white photograph shows the actress lounging on her velvet sofa, shelf full of houseplants positioned behind her. In the background, taller plants are positioned against the wall, near her round mirror and wooden sideboard. Styling houseplants like a professional has never looked easier.

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