I'm working on an article about the trend of people transforming their greenhouses from functional growing spaces into atmospheric, beautifully designed rooms inspired by a viral TikTok of a candlelit greenhouse with a table, chairs, and thoughtful lighting. I'm looking for a greenhouse specialist, garden designer, or horticulturalist with experience in greenhouse design and styling to comment on any of the following: How do you balance a greenhouse's practical growing function with making it a comfortable living space? What design elements make a greenhouse feel atmospheric rather than purely utilitarian? Are there plants that lend themselves to a styled, lived‑in greenhouse aesthetic? What lighting works best in a greenhouse environment — and are candles safe? What's the most transformative thing someone can do to make their greenhouse feel like a room rather than a structure?