Fabulous Faux
What a glorious morning!
I have the luxury of a day to myself with my middle child, Honeybee.
I think it might just be the day to have our first Spring cycle to the beachfront.
I love going to a florist and carefully picking out individual flowers to take home, it's a real treat, but a lot of flowers nowadays don’t have any fragrance. I love seeing them dotted around the house in tiny votives, or propped in jugs or tiny bottles, but they are kind of expensive to keep buying weekly and if you don’t have a huge garden big enough to grow your own cutting flowers, then faux is the next best thing.
I have the luxury of a day to myself with my middle child, Honeybee.
I think it might just be the day to have our first Spring cycle to the beachfront.
I love going to a florist and carefully picking out individual flowers to take home, it's a real treat, but a lot of flowers nowadays don’t have any fragrance. I love seeing them dotted around the house in tiny votives, or propped in jugs or tiny bottles, but they are kind of expensive to keep buying weekly and if you don’t have a huge garden big enough to grow your own cutting flowers, then faux is the next best thing.
One word of warning, there are a lot of really bad faux flowers out there….really bad…I’ve shopped
around and the absolute best, The Chanel
of Faux Flowers, just has to be Abigail Ahern's Floral Collection They are simply superb. They are petal and stamen above anything else
you will find anywhere, so although they are expensive….they will last forever
if you look after them. They also look
so glorious, so touchable, that people will think they are real. They add softness to an interior space, a
place for nature to reside, without having to water them or pick out all the
dead blooms.
When I buy flowers, I usually cut them down anyway, and prop
them into tiny bottles or pretty vases, they tend to look better that way than
just plonked in a vase the way they were wrapped up at the florist or
supermarket.
Now I'm not saying faux flowers should replace real ones, absolutely not. There’s nothing quite
like the scent and prettiness of home grown sweet peas in a little vase or the
heady scent of roses. I'm saying faux blooms can complement a space and can be used together with real flowers if artfully arranged. Adding flowers to a space can totally change
the atmosphere in a room, so they should be seen as a crucial element in
interior design, almost like how a piece of artwork is placed strategically to
enhance both the space and to highlight its own beauty.
(This post is in no way sponsored by Abigail Ahern and the
opinions expressed in this post are my own)
All look faux...what awesome colors!!!!
ReplyDeleteI think all are faux.....i only like real flowers...i love to work with them every day...flowers is my life......hahahahaa...love them....happy weekend....love Ria...x !
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love love love your vases. They are gorgeous! --Carolina E.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely blog you have and so beautiful pictures! So nice!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend,
Titti