Flowers by Category

Rose, peony, hydrangea, dahlia, ranunculus, tulip: artificial flowers are sorted first by variety, because the variety is what defines the look. This section of the catalog brings together single stems and ready-made bouquets.

Choose the variety for the effect

A rose sets a classic scene, a peony brings volume and fills a vase on its own, and a hydrangea covers a wide area with a single head. Dahlias and ranunculus play on subtle shades and blend well with others. Start from the effect you want, then work down to the variety that delivers it.

Single stem or arranged bouquet

An arranged bouquet gives an instant result and is placed as is. Stems sold individually take one more step, arranging them, but they let you adjust the height and mix two varieties. The two complement each other: a bouquet in the living room, single stems in the smaller rooms.

A flower that lasts through the seasons

The appeal of an artificial flower lies in its constancy: it needs neither water nor light, and it stays in place all winter. The only useful care is dusting, as dust dulls light shades faster than deep colors.

Frequently asked questions

How can you spot a beautiful artificial flower?

By the color gradient of the corolla and the flexibility of the stem, more than by its sheen. Look at the detail photographs: they show the veins of the leaf.

How do I remove dust without damaging the petals?

A soft brush or a puff of cool air is enough. For a more visible mark, dab with a barely damp cloth, without rubbing the color.

Can they be placed near a window?

Yes, as long as you avoid full sun all day long, which eventually dulls bright shades. Indirect light suits every variety.