Finding realistic faux stems and flowers can be tricky, there can be such a huge difference in quality and subsequently price and it can all just become a bit of a minefield with where to look and how many you’ll need for an aesthetic display. I thought I’d put all my research into one blog post, both from my own experience, and reviews from others to give a run down of the most realistic faux stems and flowers around at the moment.
They’re a really great option for pet owners, as well as people that love to have beautiful botanical accents throughout their home all year round. They don’t die, so they’re definitely worth spending a little bit more on to get a more realistic look. I’ve listed a lot of different brands below, covering a range of budgets so hopefully you’ll be able to find the right realistic faux stems & flowers for you and your home!
Homesense is a definitely a go to destination for realistic faux stems and flowers, it can be a bit hit and miss, but usually there’s a few different options to choose from and they’re always at an affordable price!
Rose & Grey has a great range of realistic faux stems, flowers and plants. Below are a few of my favourites:
Abigail Ahern is renowned for her amazingly realistic faux stems and flowers. They’re available at a few other retailers including Heals so there’s other options if your favourite sells out.
Cox & Cox is one of my favourite homeware stores and they have a great range of faux stems, flowers and plants. They have a few that come in sets of 3 so you can better visualise how they’ll look in your home via their merchandising.
OKA has a huge range of realistic stems and flowers at a range of different prices – here are a few of my favourites:
Another great place to look is Graham & Green. Here are my favourites, but they have a really amazing range.
Some other notable places to buy realistic faux stems, plants and flowers from are: Fox Flowers, Dunelm, Layered Lounge, Country Baskets, Amaranthine Blooms, Pavilion Broadway, Baytree Interiors, Berrys & Grey, Neptune, Amara and Audenza.
Another great option for having year round beautiful botanical accents in your home is dried/ preserved stems and flowers, obviously they look more realistic, because they are real, so there’s an added bonus over faux stems and flowers. A lot of the retailers listed above offer dried pieces as well as faux, so definitely check out those too while you’re on the hunt!
A retailer that offers a great range of preserved stems is Dowsing & Reynolds – they have some great faux plants too, so they’re worth looking at too! The range was brought in to complement the interior brand’s existing collection of artificial plants and have been sourced from select locations across the globe. Picked and preserved in season to ensure the highest quality. The organic flowers and plant stems are 100% natural and great for eco-conscious shoppers.
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Kathy Rowe
These faux flowers look great – quite realistic and great quality. Although I work in flower delivery company and have access to fresh, quality flowers, I’ve always liked the faux flowers look. A fresh hint of colour through all seasons is lovely. Dust is the only thing that bothers me – sometimes I just forget cleaning my faux flowers on time.