Dried arrangements
Long-lasting botanical accents for dry seasons and travel weeks.
Chapter I — Why dried stems suit Riviera rooms
Fresh bouquets wilt when shutters trap heat or when you leave for a weekend in the hills. Dried arrangements hold form through dry summer weeks and still read as botanical against plaster and stone.
Pieces are planned as part of the room, not dusty afterthoughts on a sideboard.
Chapter II — Colour under Mediterranean light
Bleached grasses, soft seed heads, and muted florals sit under bright noon light without turning grey. Overly dark dyes flatten against white walls once afternoon glare hits.
Scale matches furniture: a Promenade console needs a different height than a Cimiez bedside niche.
Chapter III — Dust, scent, allergens
Dried material needs occasional gentle dusting. Forms that shed less suit bedrooms; strongly scented herbs stay out if anyone is sensitive. Vessels stay stable when windows open suddenly in a mistral.
Care notes: keep away from steam, avoid heavy perfume sprays nearby, refresh a few stems seasonally.
Chapter IV — Dried beside living green
Many flats keep living plants near light and dried accents on shelves where watering is impractical. The room should not feel like a florist warehouse.
Holiday swaps can reuse the same vessels with a new dried palette.
Chapter V — Commissioning a set
A typical set includes two to five vessels with a shared palette, priced as a design-and-styling fee plus materials in EUR. Materials may be sourced by you from our list or coordinated separately.