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| Cox & Cox - from their stunning collection of faux flowers and plants |
Low maintenance, long-lasting, no colour fade - just remember to dust; no water required.
And there are some really good blossoms, stems, plants and trees out there that
look like the real thing (almost).
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| Ranunculus from Curated Living |
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| Smycka Faux - Ikea |
However, if you don't have access to fresh flowers either through location or because of the cost (and let's face it, unless you grow your own, fresh flowers are pricey); or if you simply don't have the time or inclination to arrange your own then these are a great alternative.
If you fancy yourself as a bit of a florist then you can use single foliage stems to fortify a fresh flower display.
Faux can be instantly stylish as and when you need them; available in displays of naturalistic or colour-popping hues.
You can keep it seasonal in a revolving set of displays or enjoy your favourite flower all year round.
If you miss the fragrance of fresh there are a million home scents to choose from in the form of candles or diffusers (let's keep that for another time).
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| Bright purple hydrangea bouquet from Amaranthine Blooms |
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| Munstead lavender from Wyld Home |
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| Create impact with a few stems in a gorgeous vase |
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| This hand tied arrangement is perfect if you want instant gratification |
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| Spirea stem from Heals |
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| Sarah Raven's everlasting Hydrangea |
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| Faux trailing ivy by Rockett St George |
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| How about some faux ivy in a Macramé Hanging Planter from Mia Fleur? |
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| Burgundy English rose from Amaranthine Blooms |
Check out these incredible faux plants too:
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| Mini Mohave Cactus from Wyld Home |
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| Abigail Aherne's Yakima Succulent a snip at under £20 |
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| Faux Potted Tall Bird of Paradise from Rockett St George |
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| To channel your inner jungle try this artificial cheese plant from Blooming Artificial |
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