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Your guide to faux foliage and florals.
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Faux florals can be produced out of many materials, here are a few of the more commonly used techniques. Each option offers a unique look and feel as well as the ability to be layered with additional materials and techniques.
Options to get started with.
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Poly Silk & Fabric Foam
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Silk flowers offer a very realistic appearance and a premium look. consciousoffersstylizedRepresenting
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Molded from latex or polyester, this type of flower offers a wide range of looks and costs.
Offering a range of looks from semi-realistic to fully stylized, paper is a versatile and artistic floral option.
Representing a more stylized look, foam also offers a durable and costconscious flower.
Defining what we want from our plants.
Realistic Attempting to closely recreate the look a plant found in nature.
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It is possible to create almost any style of artificial flower, but most fall into one of these three catagories. Defining the overall style of your flowers can help to determine what material might be the best fit.
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Based on real plants, but taking some creative liberties with the end result.
Inspired by naturally occuring plants, but focused on a more abstract look.
Semi-realistic
Stylized
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Floral wreath. Compact
A wider, looser arrangement.
Single stem flowers. Structured
Floral garland.
Florals are not limited to traditional bouquets and can be made into natural looking plants, stylized wreaths, or a creation from your own imagination. These are a few styles to get started with and draw inspiration from.
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Consider density and shape to help define your arrangement style.
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Tying it all together.
Both foliage and florals use stems on most occasions. The stem is often overlooked, but they help to ground the exciting focal points of the plant. Stems can also help to tie together both foliage and florals in the same piece, helping to create a final cohesive look.
Molded Molded stems shape of natural molding in of stems, almost can be added
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stems excel at mimicking the overall natural stems and branches. By a modular receptical on the ends almost any type of floral or foliage added to a molded stem.
Paper-wrapped wire stems offer more customizability in both color and texture, ranging from realistic to highly stylized. Wire adds the ability to tweak the overall shape of the plant, allowing for more customization.
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Plastic molded foliage is possibly the most common with a wide range of existing molds available.
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Silk can achieve a realistic look while also offering the ability to be printed to add a higher level of detail. Representing a more stylized look, foam foliage is a good alternative to paper.
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Much like artificial florals, faux foliage can be made from a wide range of materials to achieve many different looks. While there are many other options, these materials are the most commonly used and can be applied in most situations. Often these materials are mixed together to achieve a more natural appearance.
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the ease of which it can be printed on, paper offers one of the most versatile materials for faux foliage.
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Options to get started with.
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Inspired by naturally occuring plants, on a more abstract
Attempting to closely recreate the look and feel of a plant found in nature.
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Based on real plants, but taking some creative liberties with the end result.
Realistic Semi-realistic
Stylized
Defining the right look.
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We can tailor the style of foliage to achieve almost any look, however these three options offer a great place to start. From here we can refine the look of your foliage to nail your desired style.Stylized plants,naturallybut focused abstract look.
Styles and silhouettes.
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While we can always mimic the shape of different plants, we love to find new and innovative ways to work with foliage. Start by playing with size, shape, and color - the sky’s the limit!
Stand alone shapes.
leaves and branches greenery wall panel.
Sculpted topiary.
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Vessels it all a home.
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Resin vases
We offer a wide variety of materials and construction techniques for custom vessels, as well as offering more cost-conscious options.
A place for your plants to stay.
Having the right vessel for your plants or florals can make all the difference.
From floor-standing to tabletop we can provide the perfect vessel and arrangement to fit your vision.
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Metal vessel
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Putting it all together.
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Tropics Themes & Inspiration
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Epidendrum (Epidendrum) Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia)Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia) Cape Jasmine (Gardenia jasminoides) Bromeliad (Bromeliaceae) Lotus (Nelumbo nucifera) 46 Florals & SUMMERFoliage Themes & Inspiration
Sugarbush (Protea) Sugarbush (Protea) Epidendrum Orchid (Epidendrum) Moth Orchid (Phalaenopsis amabilis) Paradise Red Ginger (Alpinia purpurata)
Artichoke (Cynara cardunculus) & Inspiration
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Cattail (Typha latifolia)
Dahlia (Dahlia Cafe Au Lait)
Pampas Grass (Cortaderia selloana)
White Dahlia (Dahlia pinnata)
Banksia (Banksia)
Bunnytail (Lagurus ovatus)
Winter (Ilex Silver dollar eucalyptus (Eucalyptus cinerea) White Magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora)50 Florals & WINTERFoliage Themes & Inspiration
Amaryllis (Hippeastrum Amaryllis)
Winter berry (Coniferae)
(Ilex verticillata) Quince (Cydonia oblonga) Willow eucalyptus (Eucalyptus nicholii) Evergreen
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