Variegated Spathiphyllum 'Domino'

Domino trades the Peace Lily's usual solid green leaves for a bold graphic pattern — deep green splashed with irregular white patches, like the plant's own version of the tile game it's named for. It's a striking variation on a houseplant most people already recognize.

Spathiphyllum is beloved for its glossy foliage and the elegant white blooms that rise above it on tall, slender stems, and Domino keeps that same flowering habit while adding real visual texture to the leaves themselves. With reasonably consistent care, it can bloom multiple times a year.

This is a plant for someone who wants the classic Peace Lily experience with a graphic twist.

Why You'll Love It

Domino gives you two reasons to love it: the dramatic variegated foliage and the classic white blooms Peace Lilies are known for. Few houseplants combine striking leaves with reliable flowers quite this well.

Care at a Glance

• Light: Tolerates low light, blooms best in medium to bright indirect light
• Water: Keep soil lightly moist. Drooping leaves are a natural cue that it's thirsty
• Humidity: Appreciates higher humidity, though it adapts to average homes
• Temperature: Prefers 65 to 80 degrees F. Avoid cold drafts
• Growth: Moderate. Can bloom multiple times a year with consistent care
• Skill level: Beginner-friendly. Communicates its needs clearly through its leaves
• Pet safety: Toxic if ingested. Keep away from pets and small children

Good to Know

A drooping Peace Lily looks alarming but usually bounces back within hours of a good watering — it's one of the clearest thirst signals any houseplant gives. Consistent watering before it wilts keeps the leaves looking their best.

For more care tips, visit our Plant Care Library.