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Bedroom

Nothing in a bedroom is trying to kill a plant. Most people here are solving something else — pollen, or the fact that a bedside table is the wrong place for anything that will eventually rot. Scale is the real constraint. A bedside table is the smallest surface in the house and already holds a lamp and a phone, so pieces fail by being too big far more often than by looking fake. The windowsill is the exception worth knowing about: it is the one spot with strong backlighting, and thin petals give themselves away there. Trailing pieces on shelving or the top of a wardrobe work where a pot has nowhere to sit.

Bedroom

Nothing in a bedroom is trying to kill a plant. Most people here are solving something else — pollen, or the fact that a bedside table is the wrong place for anything that will eventually rot. Scale is the real constraint. A bedside table is the smallest surface in the house and already holds a lamp and a phone, so pieces fail by being too big far more often than by looking fake. The windowsill is the exception worth knowing about: it is the one spot with strong backlighting, and thin petals give themselves away there. Trailing pieces on shelving or the top of a wardrobe work where a pot has nowhere to sit.

Bedroom

Nothing in a bedroom is trying to kill a plant. Most people here are solving something else — pollen, or the fact that a bedside table is the wrong place for anything that will eventually rot. Scale is the real constraint. A bedside table is the smallest surface in the house and already holds a lamp and a phone, so pieces fail by being too big far more often than by looking fake. The windowsill is the exception worth knowing about: it is the one spot with strong backlighting, and thin petals give themselves away there. Trailing pieces on shelving or the top of a wardrobe work where a pot has nowhere to sit.

Where it goes

Where it goes in a bedroom

Getting the size wrong is the commonest mistake in this category. Heights are approximate, but the constraint each surface imposes is not.

  • The bedside tableabout 55cm

    The smallest surface in the house and already holding a lamp and a phone. Small, narrow at the base, and nothing that sheds.

  • The dressing tableabout 75cm

    Usually against a mirror, so the back of the arrangement is on show as much as the front. Choose something finished on all sides.

  • The windowsillabout 90cm

    The one spot in a bedroom with strong backlighting. Fine, papery petals give themselves away here — thicker blooms hold up better.

  • The chest of drawersabout 110cm

    The largest clear surface most bedrooms have, and the only one that takes a full arrangement.

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