New Floral Arrangements

An arrangement arrives ready-made: it is placed as is, whereas an armful of stems still needs to be spread out. These new arrivals range from orchid arrangements presented in a vase to pampas and berry bouquets, with eucalyptus and English ivy foliage to accompany them.

With or without a container

The product name tells you: an arrangement in a round vase or a conical vase comes with its container, while a bouquet arrives tied and awaits yours. Mentions of a gold vase or bear grass specify the finish. Look at this detail first: an arrangement keeps the shape it was given, a bouquet can be rearranged by your own hand.

The number of branches creates presence

The Lena orchid arrangement comes with eight or ten branches: the second takes up more space and is visible from afar, the first slips onto a narrow piece of furniture. Pampas grass follows the same logic, with bouquets rising to 50 cm or 80 cm. Choose the volume according to the viewing distance you have, not according to the furniture alone.

Where to place an arrangement

On a dining table, keep it low so as not to block eye contact: an arrangement in a round vase holds its place better there. An entryway console or a living room corner can take height, and that is where the tallest pampas comes into its own. The more discreet eucalyptus and ivy foliage is enough for a desk.

Frequently asked questions

Do these arrangements need water?

No, the flowers are artificial: nothing needs watering and nothing needs replacing. That is also what lets you place them far from a window.

How do I dust an artificial orchid?

With a dry cloth or a feather duster on the petals, from the tip toward the center. For bear grass and fine foliage, a puff of cold air is enough.

How much space should I allow for an 80 cm pampas bouquet?

Add the height of your vase to the 80 cm of stems, and leave some clearance, since pampas flares out. On a coffee table, the 50 cm size is a better fit.