What are the flowers and branches of winter?

Fleurs d'hiver

In spring and summer, it's easy to find inspiration in what gardens have to offer. But in winter, when nature sheds its cloak of greenery and its colorful finery, it's harder to know where to turn. Which artificial plants and flowers suit the season?

Let our selection of the most beautiful artificial stems, inspired by the natural blooms of the plants and flowers below, be your guide.

Winter stems

Berries

The rowan is a berry variety with pointed, very dense foliage that will delight your winter arrangements with its lush effect. Clustered berries are enough on their own. Place several stems in a tall vase and you're all set.

Amaryllis

Poinsettias

Thistle

Magnolia

Pine branches

Hellebore or "Christmas rose"

Viburnum berries, or "snowball bush", also called "snowball" in its flowering form

Clematis

Clématites

Dogwood

With its deciduous leaves that are wavy, veined and opposite and its broad petals, the cornel, or "dogwood", is a fall-winter flower.

Holly

Holly is the quintessential Christmas branch. With its pointed leaves and bright red berries, it adds volume and a wintry touch to your arrangements.

Winter finishes

In fall and winter, Sia Deco offers seasonal finishes that are only available at this time of year. Every season has its charm!

Snow-covered stems

Frosted stems

Misty stems

Festive finishes

Once winter is over, you can still reuse our selection of festive stems to decorate for celebrations (birthdays, weddings, parties). Fluffy finishes pair beautifully with colorful flowers for contrast. Metallic finishes bring sparkle to your home. As for glitter finishes, they create a festive, playful and warm atmosphere.