What are the flowers and branches of winter?
What are the flowers and branches of winter?
In spring and summer, it is easy to be inspired by what gardens offer to the eye. But in winter, when nature removes its green coat and colorful adornments, it is less easy to find your way. Which artificial plants and flowers could be in harmony with the season?
Let yourself be guided by our selection of the most beautiful artificial stems inspired by the natural blooms of plants and flowers that will follow.
Winter stems
The berries
The rowan of the thrushes is a type of berry with very lush pointed foliage that will delight your winter arrangements with its abundant effect. The bunch berries are enough on their own. Put several stems in an elongated vase and you're done.
The amaryllis
The poinsettia
The thistle
The magnolia
The branches of pine
The hellebore or "Christmas rose"
The viburnum in berries or "snowball" or even "snowball" in its flowering version
The clematis
The dogwood
With its deciduous wavy leaves and opposite veins and its large petals, the dogwood or "dogwood" is an autumn-winter flower.
The holly
The holly is the quintessential Christmas branch. With its pointed leaves and bright red fruits, it adds volume and a winter touch to your arrangements.
Winter finishes
Sia Deco offers seasonal finishes in autumn and winter that are only available during this time. Each season has its charm!
The stems snowy
The stems frosted
The misty stems
Festive finishes
Once winter is over, you can always reuse our selection of festive stems for celebration decorations (birthday, wedding, party). The fluffy finishes pair well with colorful flowers to provide contrast. The metallic finishes add sparkle to your interior. As for the glittery finishes, they create a festive, fun, and warm atmosphere.
The silver stems
The metallic berries
The glittery stems
The golden stems
