Artificial flowers can be used in a variety of ways
From peonies to orchids, roses, succulents and lilies, all of these flowers and more can help brighten and add color and interest to a home.
Gone are the days of dusty, dingy artificial flowers. These days, artificial flowers can be a welcomed alternative, especially for those seeking long-lasting color, low maintenance and longevity.
When considering using artificial flowers, here are some tips to keep in mind to make the most of your selections.
Do’s
• Look for quality. Higher quality artificial florals will likely lead to a more realistic look.
• Consider using smaller artificial arrangements in areas Potted artificial orchids serve as centerpiece arrangements in this dining space.
such as bedroom nightstands and coffee tables.
• Be careful with pets. Animals might be attracted to artificial leaves and blooms, posing a potential danger.
Don’ts
• Place artificial flowers near heat sources, such as heaters or candles, as they will likely melt.
• Dismiss using white flowers. White flowers are a staple of many interior designers looking to add flowers
as part of creating a neutral palette.
• Ignore the opportunity to add greenery through the use of artificial trees.
• Overdo it. Although there might be a temptation to use artificial flowers in multiple ways in the same room, they can be most powerful in some instances when used/mixed in a space with the presence of real trees and floral arrangements.