Description
Designer Faux Floral Arrangement
Designer Faux Floral Arrangement | The Congress Bridge
The Congress Bridge designer faux floral arrangement elevates the elegance of your home or workplace with a modern sleek style. This arrangement is meticulously crafted, featuring a life-like, single real-touch orchid in a high-end silver finish cachepot. It’s the perfect addition to any space, captivating your guests with its unmatched sophistication and realism.
The Congress Bridge artificial orchid arrangement is ideal for various settings, including foyer entryways, family room coffee tables, kitchen islands, and commercial use in front desk or entry lounge areas.
Introduce a touch of effortless elegance to your daily routine with stunning artificial floral arrangements for your home or office. These exquisite arrangements provide all the beauty of a life-like orchid without any maintenance, allowing you to savor their splendor without worrying about watering them or keeping them alive. Enhance your environment with these gorgeous arrangements, and elevate your space with their natural charm. With faux arrangements, you can effortlessly add a touch of nature to your living spaces without needing maintenance. It supports a lock-and-leave lifestyle, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of nature without the hassle of regular watering or feeding, giving you more freedom in your daily life to manage all of your other to-do’s. Buy once and enjoy almost indefinitely, which is a long time!
Approximate Arrangement Measurements:
16″ Wide x 31″ Tall
How to Care for Real Touch Orchid Arrangement:
Regular cleaning is recommended to maintain the appearance of your real-touch orchid. You can use a damp microfiber cloth or unscented baby wipes. These gentle cleaning tools remove light dust and superficial stains without harming the delicate latex material. When wiping your flowers, apply just enough pressure without scrubbing too hard. Consistent cleaning allows your real-touch artificial flower to remain beautiful for many years.
