Kitchen
A kitchen is a busy place, with worktops, shelves and windowsills often serving more than one purpose. Artificial flowers and greenery can add colour and texture without needing watering. A compact arrangement might suit an island, while a few leafy stems can soften an open shelf or brighten a quieter corner. Think about the space you need for cooking and everyday use, and keep decorative pieces away from direct heat, frequent splashes and heavy steam.
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Artificial Daisy Basket
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Artificial Fig & Berry Fruit Branch
$17.31 -
Artificial Flower Posy, Hand-Tied
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Artificial Pompom Chrysanthemum Stem
$14.65
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Artificial Gerbera Flower Bunch
$21.31 -
Artificial Daisy Plant in a Basket
$74.63 -
Real Touch Artificial Tulip
$14.65 -
Chinese New Year Flower Arrangement
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Artificial Window Box Flower Arrangement
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Large Artificial Flower Basket
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Artificial Mini Flower Bouquet
Price range: $30.65 through $67.97
Where it goes in a kitchen
Different parts of a kitchen offer different ways to display flowers and greenery. Consider the available space, how each surface is used and the shape of the arrangement you would like to display.
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The islandabout 90cm
A kitchen island can be seen from several directions, making the overall shape of an arrangement worth considering. A compact, lower design can add colour without taking over the worktop. Look at the space available around the flowers and leave enough room for preparing food, serving and everyday use.
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The windowsillabout 100cm
A kitchen windowsill can be a lovely place for a few flower stems or a small arrangement. Consider the width and depth of the sill, the daylight it receives and whether the window needs to open. Keep decorative pieces away from frequent splashes, strong heat and steam, particularly if the window is close to the sink or hob.
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The open shelfabout 150cm
Open shelves can bring flowers and greenery into view without taking up valuable worktop space. A small upright arrangement can add a point of colour, while trailing foliage can soften the edge of a shelf. Consider its depth, the surrounding objects and how the arrangement looks from different parts of the kitchen.
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The dining tableabout 180cm
A dining table in or beside the kitchen can be a lovely place for a floral arrangement. A low, spreading design can bring colour to the table without interrupting conversation, while a smaller arrangement can leave more room for everyday meals. Consider the size and shape of the table, and choose flowers that complement the space without getting in the way.