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When most people think about cannabis and house décor, they are brought back to their adolescence. Beaded doorway curtains, Bob Marley posters, tie-dyed marijuana leaf wall hangings, and lava lamps are usually the first things that spring to mind. Most people would agree that marijuana decorations for the house used to be garish and anything but subtle.
Marijuana room décor is really different nowadays. Cannabis is no longer only a banned hobby restricted to adolescent bedrooms and basement fun rooms. Cannabis has become a greater part of people's everyday lives as more areas have legalized it and the stigma surrounding it has begun to fade. This entails incorporating it into an elegant and stylish marijuana home design.
Gear That Doubles as Marijuana Decorations
When many individuals first start using cannabis, they frequently choose gear that is functional but not visually beautiful. However, as time passes, some cannabis enthusiasts discover that they love collecting high quality smoking accessories and objects that are not only practical for keeping or ingesting their marijuana but also do a wonderful job of accentuating the area even when there is no smoking session going on.
While there is a whole world of blown-glass bongs and rigs, as well as hand-crafted pipes made of every material imaginable, there are also other products that may serve as works of art.
Storage
A particularly fortunate challenge for any marijuana enthusiast is deciding where to keep their surplus cannabis to keep it safe and fresh. Cannabis specialists now warn against keeping flowers in plastic bags because the surface may leak toxins into the bud. Glass jars are preferable, but they are not a discreet way to store marijuana.
This has produced a market for gorgeous wooden stash boxes, ranging from hand-carved patterns to airtight cannabis humidors that keep odors within and prevent oxidation. Stash boxes come in a variety of forms and sizes, ranging from boxes to cannabis skulls that open to expose the contents. Some storage containers include intricate patterns and even locks to keep the contents safe.
Ash Trays
There are several cannabis accessories that are fascinating and eye-catching enough to be used as décor. Ashtrays are one such item, with styles ranging from tacky throwback ashtrays to low-key designs with debowlers for when it's time to load a new bowl and wipe the screen. Hand-carved rolling trays are also an increasingly popular cannabis décor accessory.
While these trays are an extremely important component of the joint-rolling procedure, many of them are so beautifully crafted that people like putting them out to be viewed at all times.
Wall Decor
As the cannabis business has evolved and become more popular, one of the most visible ways individuals are incorporating cannabis-centric design into their homes is by selecting fascinating pieces of wall art to complement their living rooms, bedrooms, and other areas. There are several methods to express one's gratitude for the greener things in life, ranging from painted canvases to framed posters and murals.
Hemp Furniture as Subtle Cannabis Decor
Some cannabis enthusiasts work hard to promote hemp as a plant that can be utilized to create a wide range of sustainable, long-lasting goods. Hemp is a good material for furniture since its fibers can be woven into cloth, and there are several reasons why it is an appealing choice for individuals who want a green lifestyle.
Hemp grows quickly and may be tightly packed, allowing farmers to receive a significant yield from a small plot of ground. In addition, as compared to cotton, hemp takes far less water to grow, according to a 2005 Stockholm Environment Institute analysis that evaluated the resources required to manufacture cotton, hemp, and polyester. It's not just a stylish statement for cannabis enthusiasts, but it's also environmentally friendly.
Cannabis Lighting
After you've covered the walls and furnishings in exquisite cannabis gear, it's time to highlight the remainder of the space.
It's especially important for individuals who live in a smaller living area to make sure that even the decoration objects are functional. This is why cannabis-themed lights and lighting fixtures are such a unique find. They are edgy and fascinating marijuana ornaments that also serve a practical purpose.
Final Thoughts
People's options for marijuana décor were minimal just a decade or two ago. They'd only be able to find cannabis-themed products at headshops, and such items were frequently inappropriate for a mature adult's living environment. A typical 420-themed room would have Bob Marley posters, and brilliantly colored wall hangings, all veiled behind a curtain of love beads and illuminated with a black light.
Fast forward to now, and marijuana decor has evolved significantly. Modern cannabis lovers may discover a wide range of marijuana home décor solutions to fit any taste.
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