Artificial Branches

The height that bouquets lack. Berries, pine, bamboo, wild rose, willow, thistle: the branch rises where the flower stem stops, and stands on its own in a large floor vase.

For large vases

Our branches are around 90 cm tall, and the tallest approach two meters. This is the format that dresses an entryway or a corner of a room, where a bouquet of flowers would get lost. Three branches of different heights in a narrow vase are enough to make an arrangement.

A branch that bends

The inner wire lets you curve the branch to open up its silhouette, and trim it if it's too long. That's what sets a decorative branch apart from a flower stem, which is straighter and thinner.

Materials and care

Plastic forms the foliage and berries, foam the clusters and bark textures, metal the most graphic branches. All are dusted the same way: a soft dry cloth, a feather duster or cool air, no water, and away from prolonged direct sunlight.

Frequently asked questions

Can I cut a branch that's too tall?

Yes, the inner frame can be cut with pliers. Cut above a fork to keep a natural silhouette.

What vase height for a 90 cm branch?

Allow a vase of about 55 to 75 cm, roughly two thirds of the branch's height.

Are these branches sold individually?

Yes, each item is one branch. For an arrangement, group three of them, in different heights.