Fashionable Faux Bouquets to Brighten Your Home and Mood
Enjoy the flower power of these gorgeous couture arrangements for years to come.
Photo by Jane Beiles Photography
Flowers finish a room, but it’s not just about how they look, it’s about how they make you feel. A study by scientists in the tulip dreamland that is the Netherlands found that flowers have a positive effect on mood and our perception of others, while decreasing negative emotions such as loneliness. Most interestingly, it found that flowers’ positive impact came more from their appearance than their odor. With blooms having such extraordinary effects on well being, having lasting bouquets that you can enjoy all year is a no brainer.
Diane James Home creates stunning faux floral arrangements so realistic they even fool the bees. Like couture, their designs are hand-made to order with love in their Connecticut studio and are treasures you can cherish for years. Explore their beautiful bouquets that will brighten your home.
Photo by Jane Beiles Photography
Pops of Color
Since colors are known to be tied to emotions, bringing in vibrant bouquets can play another role in how you feel. Blue can create an atmosphere of calm, orange encourages optimism, green signals harmony, and so on. Find the carefully crafted arrangement that speaks to you and add it to your home permanently. These investment pieces will last the test of time, giving you a smile whenever you need it.
Classic Elegance
For a timeless look, try a crisp white bouquet that will exude glamour during the holiday season and add a natural airiness to your home year-round. The chameleon of flower arrangements, you can place these creations anywhere to give your room an instant makeover.
The new AERIN x Diane James Home collaboration is the epitome of sophistication. Photo by Jayme Lawnsby.
Photo by Jane Beiles Photography
Faux Blooms with a Fresh Story
Diane James Home‘s elegant faux floral arrangements are utterly captivating and so is their company. When Diane found herself commuting between a city apartment and a country home with armloads of fresh flowers that would wilt in days, she turned to faux stems as the solution. This inspired her to take the leap and begin creating faux floral designs.
The first seasonal collection launched at Neiman Marcus in 1998 and Diane’s identical twin daughters left their corporate jobs to keep planting the seeds for growth. More than 20 years later, their fashionable faux flowers have brightened presidential libraries, Hollywood sets, holiday dinners, and more. Their designs made in the USA can come to you anywhere in the world.
To learn more about Diane James Home and energize your spaces with their unique pieces, visit their website.
