1Snake Plant
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Snake plants thrive in bedrooms with low to bright, indirect sunlight. Zaber explains that the snake plant “is an excellent air purifier, removing toxins such as formaldehyde, xylene, toluene, trichloroethylene and benzene from the air.”
2ZZ Plant
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ZZ plants are extremely low-maintenance and handle bright, indirect light effortlessly. Zaber notes that the ZZ plant “is also known for its minimal care requirements” and “has air purifying qualities, making it the perfect choice for any bedroom.”
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3Pothos
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Pothos is one of the easiest plants to grow and adapts beautifully to bright, indirect light. Zaber explains that pothos “is one of the most effective houseplants for filtering airborne pollutants.”
4Boston Fern 
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Boston ferns add soft, lush texture and thrive in humid bedrooms. Zaber says they “have the ability to remove formaldehyde, xylene, and toluene from the air” and are “safe for children and pets.”
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5Peace Lily
Helin Loik-Tomson
Peace lilies bring elegant white blooms and love bright, indirect light. According to Zaber, peace lilies remove “benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, and ammonia” and “reduce mold spores that grow in the home.”
6Spider Plant
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Spider plants are tough, fast-growing, and great for hanging baskets or high shelves. They tolerate indirect light well and help freshen stale bedroom air.
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7Parlor Palm
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Parlor palms bring soft, feathery texture to a bedroom and thrive in low to moderate light. They add gentle humidity and help improve indoor air quality.
8Rubber Plant
Elena Grishina
Rubber plants offer bold, glossy foliage that makes a stylish statement in larger bedrooms. They grow well in bright, indirect light and help remove indoor pollutants.
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9Aloe Vera
Carlina Teteris
Aloe plants love sunny windowsills and need very little watering, making them great for forgetful plant owners. Their clean, sculptural leaves bring calming energy to the space.
10Areca Palm
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Areca palms add height and movement without overwhelming the room. They prefer indirect light and help naturally humidify dry indoor air.
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11Philodendron
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Philodendrons thrive in lower light and grow quickly with minimal effort. Their trailing vines soften shelves, dressers, and empty corners.
12Calathea
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Calatheas bring beautiful patterned leaves and enjoy indirect light with consistent moisture. Their leaves naturally move throughout the day, adding subtle motion to the room
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13Lavender
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Lavender brings a fresh, calming scent to bedrooms when placed in a bright window. Its soft purple color creates a serene, cottage-like atmosphere.
14Chinese Evergreen
Prasit Supho
Chinese evergreens tolerate low light and irregular watering, making them a great pick for busy households. Their colorful leaves brighten darker corners with hardly any effort.
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15Jade Plant
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Jade plants are compact succulents that love bright light and minimal watering. Their thick, glossy leaves add structure and a peaceful, modern feel to the room.
Tierney McAfee is a freelance writer and Country Living and The Pioneer Woman contributor who covers entertainment, holiday & entertaining, food & drinks, design ideas, DIY, and more.
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