Spring Fling Artificial Flower Arrangement
Yellow garden roses bring a warmth to this arrangement that most white-and-green pieces don't have. Their cheerful, open heads sit alongside white tea roses, white tulips and hellebores, and the yellow lifts everything around it rather than clashing with it.
White ranunculus sprays add their smaller, tighter blooms, and a white oncidium orchid reaches above with its delicate sprays of tiny flowers.
Bright green viburnum clusters give the arrangement its freshest colour. Eucalyptus fills out the body. Nettle leaf adds its serrated, meadow-like foliage. And pussy willow stems extend upward and outward on both sides, giving the whole piece a loose, seasonal silhouette that stops it from looking too tidy.
At 75cm and 22 stems across 10 varieties, it has proper scale. The mix of flower types is what sets it apart. Tulips, roses, hellebores and orchids all bloom at different times of year in real life, so getting them together in one arrangement is something only faux can do. That's the quiet advantage here.
It suits rooms with natural light where the yellows and greens can really come through. Think a living room side table, an open-plan kitchen or a bright hallway.
Spring that doesn't end when April does.
Yellow garden roses bring a warmth to this arrangement that most white-and-green pieces don't have. Their cheerful, open heads sit alongside white tea roses, white tulips and hellebores, and the yellow lifts everything around it rather than clashing with it.
White ranunculus sprays add their smaller, tighter blooms, and a white oncidium orchid reaches above with its delicate sprays of tiny flowers.
Bright green viburnum clusters give the arrangement its freshest colour. Eucalyptus fills out the body. Nettle leaf adds its serrated, meadow-like foliage. And pussy willow stems extend upward and outward on both sides, giving the whole piece a loose, seasonal silhouette that stops it from looking too tidy.
At 75cm and 22 stems across 10 varieties, it has proper scale. The mix of flower types is what sets it apart. Tulips, roses, hellebores and orchids all bloom at different times of year in real life, so getting them together in one arrangement is something only faux can do. That's the quiet advantage here.
It suits rooms with natural light where the yellows and greens can really come through. Think a living room side table, an open-plan kitchen or a bright hallway.
Spring that doesn't end when April does.
Original: $318.83
-70%$318.83
$95.65Description
Yellow garden roses bring a warmth to this arrangement that most white-and-green pieces don't have. Their cheerful, open heads sit alongside white tea roses, white tulips and hellebores, and the yellow lifts everything around it rather than clashing with it.
White ranunculus sprays add their smaller, tighter blooms, and a white oncidium orchid reaches above with its delicate sprays of tiny flowers.
Bright green viburnum clusters give the arrangement its freshest colour. Eucalyptus fills out the body. Nettle leaf adds its serrated, meadow-like foliage. And pussy willow stems extend upward and outward on both sides, giving the whole piece a loose, seasonal silhouette that stops it from looking too tidy.
At 75cm and 22 stems across 10 varieties, it has proper scale. The mix of flower types is what sets it apart. Tulips, roses, hellebores and orchids all bloom at different times of year in real life, so getting them together in one arrangement is something only faux can do. That's the quiet advantage here.
It suits rooms with natural light where the yellows and greens can really come through. Think a living room side table, an open-plan kitchen or a bright hallway.
Spring that doesn't end when April does.
