Pampas Collection

A pampas grass bouquet adds volume to a room without needing water or light. The collection brings together arrangements of 7 or 12 stems, in two heights, in natural shades of beige, brown and dark yellow.

The number of stems creates the volume

A 7-stem bouquet stays graphic and slips into a narrow vase, onto a shelf or at the edge of a desk. The 12 stems give the generous fullness you expect in a large floor vase or on a console. You can also spread the plumes by hand to open up the bouquet's silhouette.

Choose the height with the vase

The 50 cm version suits a coffee table or nightstand, where the eye passes over the plumes. The 80 cm version comes into its own in a vase placed on the floor or on a low cabinet. Allow about one third of the stem inside the vase so the arrangement stands nice and straight.

Natural shades to coordinate

Beige pairs with light walls and blond wood, brown echoes leather and earth tones, dark yellow warms up a very neutral interior. To dust a pampas plume, shake the stem upside down, or use the cool setting of a hair dryer held at a distance.

Frequently asked questions

Which height should I choose for a console?

On a console, the 80 cm version gives the expected presence, especially in a tall vase. Keep the 50 cm version for coffee tables and surfaces where the bouquet should not block the view.

Glass vase or opaque vase?

Both work, since these bouquets are displayed dry. Glass shows the stems, while an opaque vase hides them and gives more weight to the base of the arrangement.

How many stems for a narrow vase?

A narrow neck works best with the 7 stems, which keep their movement without being crammed. The 12 stems need a wide opening to fan out.