Ranunculus Collection

The ranunculus is a small, round flower with tightly packed petals, in the spirit of old-fashioned roses. This collection ranges from single stems to bouquets mixed with hydrangeas, peonies or eucalyptus, all the way to hanging arrangements.

The bud makes it look natural

Several stems carry a bud next to the open flower, and that detail is what avoids an overly uniform look. Place the buds around the edges, at different heights, and keep the full blooms in the center. The closed ranunculus, for its part, slips in wherever a gap needs filling without adding volume.

Single stem or mixed bouquet

A ready-mixed bouquet brings a variety of textures in a single piece: ranunculus for color, hydrangea for fullness, eucalyptus for lightness. Single stems, on the other hand, let you build your own balance, or fill out a bouquet that is a little flat. The two approaches complement each other in the same room.

Hanging arrangements

They come in two diameters, with the measurement listed on each product page: the smaller one suits a door handle or a chair back, the larger one a wall. Hang the arrangement at eye level, above the nearest piece of furniture. A single piece per wall is enough.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between an open and a closed ranunculus?

The open one shows all its petals and takes up the space of a small rose. The closed one stays in a tight ball, more understated, useful for filling out a bouquet without weighing it down.

Which flowers go with ranunculus?

Peonies and hydrangeas give them a full backdrop, while eucalyptus and rhipsalis add a trailing touch. Keep to a two-color palette so the small blooms stay distinct.

How do you dust a flower with tightly packed petals?

A soft brush between the petals works better than a cloth, which catches on the edges. Hold the stem at the bottom and work from the center outward.