23 Spaces That Prove Fiddle Leaf Figs Work for Any Style

Whether you recognize it by name or just by it's large, violin-shaped green leaves, you've surely come to know and love the fiddle leaf fig tree. Whether short or tall or real or even fake, this statement houseplant stands out in the design world in basically every type of style imaginable. We're seeing them designed in traditional, modern, eclectic, contemporary, transitional and so many more types of spaces. If you want to try out a fiddle leaf fig but aren't confident you have the green thumb for it, check out our tips for caring for this houseplant. Then, browse these beautiful spaces that will make you want to go buy enough fiddle leaf figs to put one in every room in your home.

Welcome to the urban jungle. More and more city dwellers are incorporating plants of all kinds, including the fiddle leaf fig, into their small spaces. While a fiddle leaf fig tree is not necessarily the smallest option for a houseplant, it makes a big statement while maximizing vertical space. This Upper East Side bedroom features completely white furnishings and plenty of natural light and a view of the city.

If you tend to decorate with all neutrals, don't forget the greenery. A fiddle leaf fig helps add a pop of natural color against the all-neutral color palette in this approachable, modern living room.

Position a fiddle leaf fig near a window to ensure it gets the sun it needs. This medium-sized fiddle leaf fig provides visual interest and height in this modern white living room.