'Don't let people shame you for using faux plants' – Shea McGee proves that decorating with fake greenery can be just as stylish

Left, Faux house plant in living room with white walls and gray sofa, Right, Shea Mcgee.

It's no secret that faux plants can bring a certain level of apprehension in the design world. When we think of faux plants, plastic, and glaringly artificial variations often come to mind, failing to achieve the much sought-after texture and depth of real plants.

And while it's important to remember that decorating with plants that are real can be a more sustainable choice than their faux counterparts, there are some situations where real plants just aren't a practical option.