Dried Flowers

Dried Flowers preserve the essence of each season in a table setting, bouquet, or wreath. These enduring accents secure a moment in time, evoking the beauty of nature in each delicate branch and twig. Match them with corresponding décor for a home setting that exudes personality. Start by recognizing those quaint spaces where you can fit in your favorite varieties. Dried Eucalyptus offers a refreshing scent with rich colors. Leave it in small bundles for use in a table setting, or combine it with more dried greenery in a dried flower bouquet. For similar looks, a willow branch or a bundle of gypsophila feature delicate structures that work within all the latest modern farmhouse, country chic, and boho trends. Arrange dried flowers in combinations that provide vibrant or neutral contrasts. Coordinate dried pampas grass with German statice or a cotton bundle to enhance your décor with rustic earth tones. Upscale countryside accents by adding dried grass bundles to a galvanized metal planter. Integrate other planters and pots with your dried flowers for a display that brings depth to a room. Consider sola wood as a sustainable material that can be formed into many dried flower shapes. Sola wood flowers are a great alternative to natural greenery, bringing unique textures to centerpieces and elegant wedding arrangements. Incorporate romantic highlights of dried roses in colors that enhance the décor around them. These flowers are perfect for slipping into a graceful vase. Create manageable, low-maintenance décor settings that last. Whether placed individually around a room or set in a group of similar highlights, dried flowers offer functional options for decorating without the need for special attention. Learn what to do with dried flowers by reading one of our easy-to-follow floral DIY guides.