7 Best Houseplants for Your Bathroom

Adding a few leafy friends can totally transform your bathroom into a relaxing spa-like oasis. Here are some of the most popular plants that thrive in the bathroom and why they’re such a great fit for your home.

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++Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum)
Peace Lily
The Peace Lily is a total classic, known for its elegant, hood-like white blooms and lush green foliage. It’s a favorite for a reason! These beauties absolutely love the high humidity levels typically found in a bathroom. If you’re looking for a plant that adds a touch of sophistication while soaking up that post-shower steam, this is the one for you.

++Parlor Palm (Chamaedorea elegans)
Parlor Palm
Dreaming of a tropical getaway? You can bring those vacation vibes right to your vanity with a Parlor Palm. Its delicate, arching fronds give it a soft, exotic look that fits perfectly in smaller spaces. It handles bathroom temperatures like a champ, provided you find it the right spot where it can grow comfortably without being in the way.

++Aloe Vera (Aloe Vera)
Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera is a total superstar in the plant world. Not only is it incredibly easy to care for, but it’s also a “living pharmacy”—the gel inside the leaves is famous for soothing skin. It has a very distinct, modern look that guests will recognize instantly. It’s a sturdy choice for the bathroom and adds a great architectural pop to your decor.

++Boston Fern (Nephrolepis exaltata)
Boston Fern
With its feathery, bright green fronds, the Boston Fern is a natural choice for the bathroom. Since these plants originate from tropical rainforests, they crave moisture in the air. Just make sure to keep your fern away from cold drafts; in return, it’ll reward you with lush, bushy growth that makes any corner look vibrant and fresh.

++Golden Pothos (Epipremnum)
Golden Pothos
If you’re short on counter space, a climbing or trailing plant like the Golden Pothos is your best friend. You can set it on top of a cabinet and let the vines drape down beautifully. Even better? It’s a powerhouse air purifier. It helps filter out indoor toxins, making your bathroom feel cleaner and more refreshing—a huge plus for your personal wellness sanctuary.

++Bromeliad (Bromelia)
Bromeliad
Want a pop of color? Look no further than the Bromeliad. Unlike most green houseplants, these offer stunning, brightly colored bracts that really stand out. They generally prefer a good location with indirect light, which is exactly what most bathrooms provide. It’s an easy way to add a splash of red or orange to your morning routine.

++ZZ Plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia)
ZZ Plant
The ZZ Plant is practically indestructible, making it a top-tier choice for the bathroom. Its waxy, deep green leaves grow upright and look almost polished. Whether you want a small accent for a shelf or a larger floor plant, the ZZ is flexible and handles the humid bathroom environment with zero complaints.

%%Orchid (Orchidacea)
Orchid
Orchids have a reputation for being “divas,” but they actually love the humidity of a bathroom! As long as you have a window that provides plenty of bright, indirect light, they can thrive and produce those gorgeous, high-end blooms. Just remember to use a specific orchid fertilizer to keep them happy and healthy.