Realistic Artificial Flower Styling

At Best & Bloom, our artificial flowers are designed to live beautifully within real interiors.

Explore our gallery showcasing our realistic faux flower arrangements styled in homes and hotels across the UK, plus helpful styling and arranging tips to help you achieve the look with ease.

What Makes Artificial Flowers Look Realistic?

Texture
Texture is one of the most powerful tools in bouquet design. In Best & Bloom arrangements, you’ll notice the interplay between soft petals, greenery, seeds and structured branches, guiding the eye around the arrangement.
Variety
Real flowers are rarely one uniform shade, and neither are ours. The blooms in our collections feature tonal gradients within the petals themselves: deeper centres, softened edges, faint veining that catches the light.
Design
Composition is just as important as colour and texture. We spend a great deal of time seeking out the most realistic stems, and experimenting with which look best together, embracing asymmetry and negative space.

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Neutral Kitchen Artificial Flower Styling

Bouquet of white Best & Bloom artificial flowers in a textured vase on a kitchen counter.

Neutral Flowers

Choosing The Right Vase

Low & Wide
A shorter vase with a wider mouth enables stems to relax outward, creating a softer, looser, and more abundant appearance, conveying a sense of informality and coziness.
Medium Height & Opening
A medium vase is extremely versatile. If your artificial stems are slightly too long and don't sit nicely, try trimming the stems so the lowest flowers sit at the rim height.
Tall & Narrow
A tall vase with a narrow rim pulls stems together and allows the faux flowers to fan outward, creating a sleek bouquet. Best for long-stemmed flowers, or bouquets with fewer stems.

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Summer Faux Flower Tablescape Decor

Dining table set with artificial flowers, food, and drinks in a bright room.

Alexandra | Medium Artificial Bouquet | Yellow, Pink

£75.00 GBP

How To Arrange

Fluff & Tease
All of our bouquets arrive hand tied. which could give you inspiration for how to style them.

After their journey, the flowers might need a little love, so gently reshape petals with your fingers to bring back fullness and softness.
Shape & Trim
If your vase is too small for the long stems, they can be gently trimmed, using bolt cutter, wire cutters or simply bending them back and forth until they snap.

If your vase is too large, opaque vases can be stuffed with paper at the bottom so the blooms sit higher up.
Arranging Tips
Start with larger blooms at the base for structure, then add taller, wispier stems and foliage around the top or sides.

The lowest blooms would ideally sit around rim-height or slightly above.