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Fresh flowers are beautiful, but they fade fast. Enter the world of Dried Florals—the sustainable, low-maintenance trend that has taken the interior design world by storm.
Whether you love the rustic Farmhouse look or the clean lines of Japandi style, creating your own dried flower arrangement is the perfect DIY project to elevate your space.
Today, we’ll show you how to style dried botanicals like a pro, matching them with the perfect vessels from our collection.
The vase is the foundation of your arrangement. It dictates the shape and mood of your DIY project.
For a Whimsical, Cute Vibe:
If you are styling a desk or a small bedside table, go for something playful. Our Ceramic “Paper Bag” Vase is perfect for holding small bunches of Bunny Tails (Lagurus) or mini daisies. Its crinkled texture adds a fun twist to the arrangement.
For a Modern, Architectural Look:
If you want a centerpiece for your dining table, choose a vessel with strong geometric lines. The Smoky Grey Geometric Glass Vase pairs beautifully with structural branches or tall Eucalyptus stems. The translucent glass allows the stems to become part of the art.
For a Moody, Wabi-Sabi Feel:
For a more artistic, “less is more” approach, try the Tortoiseshell Art Glass Vase. You don’t need a full bouquet here—just one or two dramatic dried branches or a single Protea flower creates a stunning Zen moment.
You don’t need to be a florist to pick good stems. Here are three foolproof combinations:
The Fluffy Cloud: White Pampas Grass + Bunny Tails. (Best for cream/white ceramic vases).
The Greenery: Dried Eucalyptus + Lavender. (Smells amazing and looks great in clear glass).
The Structural: Bleached Ruscus + Palm Spears. (Adds height and drama).
Don’t just jam the flowers in! Follow these simple steps:
Clean the stems: Remove any leaves that will sit below the vase rim.
Start with the focal point: Hold your largest flower or branch in your hand.
Add layers: Add smaller stems around the main flower at a slight angle, rotating the bunch in your hand as you go. This creates a natural spiral shape.
Trim: Cut the stems to the desired height (usually 1.5x the height of your vase).
Place and Fluff: Drop them into your chosen vase and gently tease the stems apart to create volume.
Now that your DIY masterpiece is ready, where should it go?
Entryway: Place a tall arrangement on a console table next to a Modern Abstract Sculpture to welcome guests.
Reading Nook: A small arrangement looks perfect on a Metal Side Table beside your lounge chair.
You don’t need expensive tools to create a beautiful home. Just a little creativity and the right decor pieces.
Browse our Vase Collection to find the perfect vessel for your next creation.