The most beautiful plant-covered buildings in the world
There’s something about plant-covered buildings that ignite our inner senses and attraction. For some reason looking at a coordinating duo of natural flora and man made architecture is so aesthetically pleasing. There’s nothing more delightful than gazing upon a whimsical autumn branch entangled around a classic brownstone Brooklyn townhouse or bunches of lavender-toned wisteria drooping over a Parisian facade. The ultimate bridging of humankind and nature has been showcasing the fascinating exterior of homes across the world. The photogenic locales have become enviable insta-inspiration. From Morocco to New York, these are the most beautiful plant-covered buildings ever.
Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, New York City
London, United Kingdom
Holland Park, London
London, United Kingdom
Montreal, Quebec
London, United Kingdom
Morocco
San Francisco, United States
Strasbourg, France
The Masons Arms, London
The Zetter Townhouse, London
Brooklyn Heights Historic District, NYC
Marylebone, London
Kensington, London
Pacific Heights, San Francisco, United States
Greece
London, United Kingdom
Images sourced from Vogue Australia