Online lectures designed for students across Australia — no commute, no fixed schedule.
Indoor Plant Design
Plants change how a room feels. Getting the selection and placement right is a learnable skill — one built from observation, not guesswork.
From scattered knowledge to deliberate choices
Most people pick plants based on looks alone, then wonder why they struggle. Feelamaze courses teach you to read a space — light levels, airflow, humidity — and match plants to conditions rather than the other way around.
What each course covers
All courses run fully online — accessible from anywhere in NSW and beyond.
Plant Selection by Environment
Light direction, seasonal shifts, and humidity all determine which plants will thrive in a given spot. This module walks through 18 common indoor species and the conditions that suit each one.
Spatial Arrangement Principles
Grouping plants by height, texture, and leaf shape creates visual rhythm. You will work through floor-plan exercises that apply the same logic a set designer uses — scale, balance, and negative space.
Containers, Soil and Long-term Care
Pot drainage, soil mix ratios, and watering schedules are where most beginners make costly mistakes. This module is practical — specific product types, repotting timing, and signs a plant needs attention.
Practical projects, not passive watching
Each module ends with a short assignment — photographing your own space, sketching a plant layout, or identifying a species from a description. The work is low-pressure but purposeful.
Completion Certificate
Indoor Plant Design
Issued upon finishing all modules and submitting the final project.
Questions students ask before enrolling
Straightforward answers — no sales language, no vague promises about what the course will do for your life.
No prior experience is required. Feelamaze courses are structured to welcome complete beginners while still providing enough depth for those who already keep plants at home. Each module builds on the previous one so you always have context before moving forward.
All content is delivered online in sequential modules — video lectures, illustrated guides and practical exercises. You can study at your own pace from anywhere in Australia. There are no fixed class times and no need to travel.
The course covers plant selection for different light and humidity conditions, spatial arrangement principles, container and soil choices, and maintenance routines. It focuses on decisions you will actually face in a real room — not abstract theory about botany.
Participants who complete all modules and submit the final practical project receive a Feelamaze completion certificate. It documents what you covered and can be shared with employers or clients who want to understand your background.
Most students work through the material in 4–6 weeks at a pace of a few hours per week. There is no deadline — access remains open so you can revisit modules as your plant collection grows and your questions change.