Artificial Flower Arrangements

Flowers change a room faster than almost anything else, but fresh ones are a weekly cost that lasts a few days before they wilt. An artificial flower arrangement holds the same colour and form indefinitely, with none of the upkeep. See arrangements in glass vases.

Every arrangement in this range arrives pre-arranged in its vase, ready to place straight from the box. There is no water to change, no dropped petals, and no pollen, which makes them a practical choice for homes and workplaces that want the look of fresh flowers without the maintenance or the hay fever.

The range spans hydrangea, lily, orchid, tulip, and rose, in glass vases and ceramic bowls, from small windowsill pieces to larger centrepieces. Commonly searched as fake flower arrangements, faux flowers in a vase, and artificial flower arrangements in Melbourne and Sydney. For a DIY approach, the guide on how to make artificial flower arrangements covers building your own.

What Is in the Arrangement Range

• Hydrangea arrangements. Full, rounded blooms in soft colour, including the blue hydrangea in a glass vase.
• Lily arrangements. Statement stems with a romantic colour, such as the pink lily in a glass vase, suited to weddings and occasions.
• Orchid arrangements. Tall, sculptural pieces for a calm, formal look, including the large multi-stem white orchid.
• Tulip arrangements. Bright, seasonal colour, such as the pink tulip arrangement in a ceramic bowl.
• Rose garlands. Draping pieces rather than vase arrangements, such as the white rose garland for mantels and doorways.

Where Arrangements Work Best

• Coffee and side tables. A low arrangement adds colour at seating height without blocking the room.
• Kitchen windowsills and benches. Compact pieces that hold up in a working kitchen with no water to spill.
• Office and reception desks. A consistent finishing touch that does not need replacing each week.
• Dining and console centrepieces. Larger arrangements as the focal point of a table or hallway console.
• Weddings and events. Reusable arrangements and rose garlands for tables, arches, and backdrops.
• Hotels and hospitality. Lobby and table flowers that stay presentable across long days and high traffic.

Choosing and Styling an Arrangement

Scale it to the spot

A small arrangement suits a windowsill, bedside, or desk, while a taller orchid or a wide centrepiece earns its place on a dining table or console. Match the height of the piece to the surface so it reads as deliberate rather than lost or overbearing.

Work with the colour

Pick up an existing accent colour in the room for a coordinated look, or use a single contrasting arrangement, such as a blue hydrangea against a neutral scheme, as a deliberate pop. White orchids and roses suit calm, formal spaces, while tulips and lilies bring warmth.

The vessel

Glass vases show the stems and suit a light, fresh look, while ceramic bowls give a more solid, modern base. An arrangement can also be lifted into a vase of choice to match a scheme.

Common Add-Ons

Arrangements sit well alongside potted greenery from the artificial plant range and orchids and succulents for a layered display. To rehome a piece, choose a pot or vase that suits the room.

Why Designers and Commercial Operators Specify Designer Vertical Gardens

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