Summer Collection

Summer is composed stem by stem: artificial roses, ranunculus, tulips and dahlias that you arrange yourself, to suit the vase and the room. The flowers are sold individually, in open and bud versions alike, alongside the season's plants and accessories.

Single stems

Nothing is sold as a ready-made bouquet: you decide the number of stems, the color and the variety. An odd number gives a more natural silhouette, and three varieties are enough to create a bouquet that holds together.

Mix buds and open flowers

An open rose draws the eye, a closed bud adds depth, a ranunculus still in bud fills the gaps. It is this mix of stages that makes an artificial bouquet believable, far more than the number of stems. So take both stages of the same variety rather than about ten identical flowers.

The vase sets the height

The total height of each stem is listed on its product page. Compare it with the neck of your vase: as a rule, keep a third of the stem inside and the rest above the neck. For a low, wide vase, short stems and a tight bouquet look best.

Frequently asked questions

Which stem height should you choose?

Add the height of your vase to the height you want to see above it. Several stems in the collection are around fifty centimeters, but the exact measurement is shown on each product page.

How do you care for artificial flowers?

A feather duster or a dry cloth is enough for dust, petal by petal on the most open flowers. Keep the stems out of direct sunlight, which eventually dulls the brightest colors.

Why is the same rose available open and closed?

Because a believable bouquet mixes both stages. Each has its own product page, with the same model and color.