Flower Fauxnatic

06/03/2026

One of the quiet luxuries of high-end faux florals? Allergy season becomes almost irrelevant 🌸

This spring has been especially brutal, with pollen counts going off the charts. And because so many people truly suffer, I’m incredibly meticulous about protecting my studio and inventory this time of year. The windows stay closed throughout allergy season because I care deeply about keeping pollen and outdoor contaminants away from the pieces I create. It’s important to me that florals not only look beautiful, but are clean, easy to live with and available for everyone to enjoy (regardless of allergies).

I created this arrangement with that balance in mind. Vibrant peonies layered with soft whites and fresh greens to bring in all the romance and fullness of the season without the pollen, shedding, or constant upkeep.

What I love most about faux florals is the freedom they create within a space. You can place them beside your morning coffee, style them throughout a home, or leave them beautifully untouched for weeks, all while maintaining the feeling of fresh seasonal design.

To me, that’s where luxury really lives. Not just in how something looks, but in how it allows you to experience your home.

Beautiful spaces should feel as good as they look ✨
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06/01/2026

June always feels like the beginning of gathering season.
Long afternoons outside, chilled wine, little plates on the table, guests slowly drifting from the kitchen to the porch as the sun starts to go down.

I wanted this arrangement to feel made for exactly that kind of uncomplicated entertaining. ✨

Soft ivory hydrangeas layered with deep violet irises, delicate lavender tones, wild greenery, and movement that feels effortless and slightly undone in the best way.

The kind of centerpiece that quietly sets the mood before anyone sits down and holds it long after the last guest leaves.

Alex🪻

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05/30/2026

I’ve always been inspired by the relationship between florals and interiors ✨

The way a thoughtfully placed arrangement can soften architecture, echo a palette, or quietly transform the feeling of a room altogether.

This recent collaborative shoot inside the home of interior designer Emily Sumner felt like a study in contrast in the best possible way. Sculptural whites layered against saturated lacquered blue. Organic movement woven into strong architectural lines. Light shifting throughout the room and catching every texture differently as the day unfolded 🤍

What I love most about this space is its confidence. The richness of the color palette. The restraint. The balance between drama and softness. Every detail feels intentional without feeling overworked, which is often what separates a beautiful room from a truly memorable one.

I’ve always believed florals should feel connected to the environment around them rather than simply placed within it. In spaces like this, they become part of the atmosphere. Another layer of texture. Another design element shaping the mood of the room.

The result feels less like styling and more like a conversation between interiors, color, texture and form.

Exactly the kind of spaces I am endlessly inspired by 🤍
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05/23/2026

Still trying to find the words for this one. ✨

What an incredible night at the Northshore Home Spring Soirée surrounded by so many talented creatives, designers, local businesses, and inspiring people from our community.

Feeling so grateful to have been both a sponsor and the floral designer for such a special evening. Moments like this really do remind you why you started. 🤍🌸

Thank you to everyone who stopped by, supported Flower Fauxnatic, and made the night feel so special. Still buzzing. ✨

05/18/2026

The return of Mahjong feels less like a trend and more like a shift back toward intentional gathering. ✨

Beautiful homes filled with conversation. Leisure that feels tactile instead of digital. Tables styled thoughtfully enough that people want to stay awhile.

We loved seeing these luxury faux florals become part of that atmosphere, layered into a space designed for connection, ritual, and a little playful competition.

Because the right arrangement is never just decor. 🌷

It quietly shapes the entire feeling of the room.

A special thank you to for opening her beautiful home for this collaboration and shoot.
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05/16/2026

I wanted this piece to feel like it had naturally evolved over time. A little garden inspired, slightly whimsical, intentionally imperfect in the best way. Soft blush peonies, flowering branches, fresh greens, layered textures, and enough movement to make the entire room feel lighter.

One of my favorite things about designing with high end faux florals is that they allow you to create this feeling in a lasting way. Not overly precious. Not something that disappears in a week. Just beauty that quietly becomes part of the home itself.

I’ve always believed the most inviting spaces are the ones that feel collected rather than overly styled. The kind of homes where everything doesn’t necessarily match perfectly, but somehow work together effortlessly anyway.

This arrangement felt very much like that to me. Romantic without trying too hard. A little polished, a little undone, and very spring in New England.

And getting to collaborate with made it even better. 🤍
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05/10/2026