Current Best Sellers

What our customers take home most often: orchid arrangements in vases, bouquets of peonies and berries, single stems and eucalyptus foliage. The selection follows orders, so it changes with the seasons.

The orchid, a sure bet

The orchid leads this selection for a simple reason: a single arrangement dresses a console or a table. The flower spikes arch downward, the foliage stays low, and the whole piece fits in a narrow footprint. Multi-branch versions add volume, while the small potted versions sit nicely on a bedside table.

Ready-made arrangement or stem to arrange

An arrangement comes with its container, vase and bear grass included, and is displayed as is. A single stem, such as a rose or a hydrangea, needs a vase and two or three companions so it doesn't look lost. Choose the first for an instant result, the second if you enjoy arranging flowers yourself.

Match the height to the furniture

An arrangement close to eighty centimeters holds its own in an entryway or a corner of the living room, as long as the wall behind it is left fairly bare. Medium sizes, around forty-five centimeters, go on a coffee table without blocking the view. The smallest become a detail on a desk.

Frequently asked questions

Does an artificial orchid need any care?

A dusting with a soft brush or a dry cloth, petal by petal, from time to time. No watering and no direct sunlight, which dulls the colors over time.

Can you mix several varieties?

Yes, by keeping a single dominant flower and some foliage to tie everything together. Eucalyptus goes with almost anything and fills the gaps in an arrangement that feels too stiff.

Do these arrangements suit a dark room?

They do very well there, since they don't depend on daylight. In that case, choose light flowers, white or cream, which stand out against a dark wall.