Bring Fall Indoors: Preserved Flowers & Foliage for Venues, Events and Stores
Fall decor that lasts from September to Thanksgiving: preserved flowers and foliage for weddings, hotels, restaurants and store windows.
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Preserved greenery
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10 articles
The versatility of preserved flowers in event planning
Explore the versatility of dried and preserved flowers in event planning, from elegant decor to quick gifts, offering lasting beauty and sustainable charm.
Seattle's hidden gem: exploring the biophilic wonders of the Spheres.
“Alexa, open the Spheres.” The Seattle Spheres stand tall as an architectural marvel, a testament to innovative design and a sanctuary nestled amidst the urban landscape.
Sustainable Holiday Decor: Preserved Plants for an Eco-Friendly Celebration
How hotels, restaurants and stores can create festive holiday decor that lasts the whole season and can be reused next year, with preserved plants.
The most gorgeous garlands you'll see this Christmas
Garlands are the unsung heroes of holiday decor. Ideas and tips to use preserved garlands in hotels, restaurants, stores and event venues.
Make Your Halloween Decor Last with Preserved Plants
Halloween displays for stores, restaurants and venues that last all month, and turn into fall decor on November 1.
Meet Kenichi Ohchi, the Japanese heir of OHCHI preserved plants
His background away from the family business has led him to innovate and shift boundaries to promote the grandeur and beauty of nature. Discover more in this article.
What are the mixed and future-oriented techniques of plants preservation ?
Plant preservation is an industry in constant evolution. Whether it's to preserve more varieties, or to find more eco-friendly methods, each manufacturer creates new techniques. Discover more here.
How does the preservation by immersion technique work?
Preservation by immersion is a plant conservation technique, mainly based on a dried plant that we rehydrate in a bath. Read more to discover this technique.
How does the capillarity preservation technique work?
There are many techniques to preserve plants. However, we can consider that the technique of capillarity is the most noble. It is also the most risky. Discover more here.
