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Artificial flowers, candle holders and Christmas hanging decorations: this selection changes with the seasons, and is easier to browse family by family than all at once. You will find single stems, ready-made bouquets, lighting pieces and festive hanging decorations.

Start from the room, not the object

A wide selection is easier to navigate with a room in mind. For an entryway, one large piece and a point of light are enough. For a table, plan on a low centerpiece and two candle holders of different heights. For a Christmas tree, it is the hanging decorations that you should group by material before hanging them.

Keep one dominant material

Glass, metal and fabric petals only mix well in small doses. Choose one dominant material and a second as an accent: glass throughout, and two touches of brass, for example.

Store what is only used for one season

Christmas hanging decorations spend almost the entire year in a box: that is where they get damaged, not on the tree. Wrap glass baubles one by one in tissue paper and store them flat.

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose the height of a candle holder?

On a dining table, stay below eye level so as not to interrupt conversation. On a console table or a mantelpiece, a tall candle holder comes into its own, alone or in a pair.

Can hanging decorations be used elsewhere than on a tree?

Yes, a bare branch in a tall vase can hold three or four, and a handful of baubles in a bowl makes a centerpiece. The coat hook in the entryway can take one or two.

Is blown glass fragile in use?

Above all, it needs to be placed on a stable surface and kept away from sudden temperature changes. Washing in lukewarm water, without knocking it against the sink, suits it very well.