New plants added to my urban jungle

I love plants and fortunately my house has a lot of light and most plants seem to like being in my house. In the past weeks I bought a few new plants, to create even more of an Urban Jungle in my house. 

I fell for this little terrarium. If things are alright, this should be a self-functioning eco-system, so almost no watering will be necessary. I did spray a little water inside, since the lid came off in the gardening centre, but I hope that will be sufficient. At this moment, the plants inside look green and healthy. 

This is in my dining -area, that has a north-facing window, but no window-sill. My solution is this table, that I use for the plants. The plants over here are doing really well and seem to enjoy themselves. It also looks really attractive when I look towards it from my living room. 

My living room is south-facing, and I only have one small window-sill. So I use my bookshelves for plants as well. At this moment the plants do really well. At the left you see a very delicate hanging plant (no idea what it is), that I thought was dying, but ended up with new growing leaves and looking healthy. 

On the top of the bookcase on the left is a Monstera, that was in my study, but it grows like weed and I realised it needed somewhere to let this all hang. So I decided to move it to here. I hope it will adjust. The Dutch name is Gatenplant, or Hole-plant,  not difficult to see how it got its name!

This table and set-up are very recent (this weekend). I thought I had space next to a large chair for a table with plants. On top are a zz-plant and a peperomia watermelon. These two are really hip, I believe, but I like the contrast between these plants and I like leaves with interesting colours. 

The other plant on the table is what we call in Dutch Kindje-op-moeders-schoot, or Child on its mothers lap. I have no idea what the English or Latin name is :-) I love it, although it is a bit temperamental and I do not have the best track-record with these plants. But I am hoping for the best.