Curated Artificial Floral Objects for Refined Interior Atmosphere

Start with the height of your surface.

• Coffee table → 25–40 cm arrangements
• Console or dining table → 40–60 cm
• Floor vase → 80 cm and above

For small rooms, choose fewer stems with more negative space.
For larger rooms, layer greenery with focal florals to create height variation.

Always check both total height and stem length before purchasing.

It depends on how much styling flexibility you want:

• Greenery → subtle, background layering
• Single-stem florals → mix and match to build your own arrangement
• Curated bouquets → ready-to-place, no styling required
• Dried-look florals → softer tones and textured atmosphere

If you're unsure, start with greenery and 1–2 focal stems.

It depends on stem thickness and vase width.

As a general guide:

• Slim vase (under 8 cm opening) → 3–5 stems
• Medium vase (8–12 cm opening) → 5–9 stems
• Wide vase (12 cm+) → 9+ stems with mixed greenery

Mixing textures creates a fuller look without overcrowding.

Realism depends on texture, color tone, and placement.

Muted colors and matte finishes tend to look more natural in daylight.
Avoid placing artificial flowers directly under harsh overhead lighting.
Natural side light enhances depth and shadow, making arrangements appear more organic.

Artificial flowers work well in:

• Minimalist interiors → use greenery or neutral florals
• Scandinavian or modern spaces → light tones and simple compositions
• Organic or wabi-inspired spaces → dried-look textures
• Contemporary spaces → structured bouquets with clean lines

Keep color palettes aligned with your existing furniture and wall tones.

Yes. Artificial florals can complement real plants by adding height, color, or seasonal variation.

Place them in separate containers rather than mixing stems together.
This keeps the arrangement intentional and visually balanced.