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A floral arrangement is chosen by its total height, container included, not by the flower alone. Ours range from small rose bouquets to large orchids in elongated pots, by way of peonies, calla lilies and hydrangeas.

Height before flower

The name of each arrangement gives its height, and that is the measurement to compare with your furniture. A rose arrangement under twenty centimeters finds its place on a nightstand. At around forty to fifty centimeters, peonies, calla lilies and hydrangeas dress up a console table. Above sixty, the orchid in an elongated pot becomes the centerpiece of an entryway.

Which flower for which room

Roses and peonies form a soft, rounded mass that warms up a living room. Calla lilies and orchids draw a more graphic line, at home in an entryway or on a desk. On a long console table, two different heights work better than a straight line-up.

The container is part of the choice

Each arrangement names its container: a conical vase, an elongated pot, a base filled with bear grass that hides where the stems begin. So look at its material and color as much as those of the flower. A light container fades against a white wall, a dark container anchors the arrangement on a wooden piece of furniture.

Frequently asked questions

Should you put water in the vase?

No, these arrangements are artificial and don't need any. Dust the flower from time to time with a soft cloth.

What height works for a dining table?

Stay under twenty-five centimeters, so guests can see each other from one end of the table to the other. Save taller arrangements for a console table.

Why does the same orchid appear several times?

Because the number of branches and the container change from one product page to another. The model stays the same, only its volume and vase vary, and the product name specifies this.