Knowledge of Flower Selection

Knowledge of Flower Selection
Although there are no hard and fast rules to decorating with flowers, there are some things to keep in mind. Here are some answers to the questions you may have regarding floral decoration.
Should I decorate with real flowers or fake flowers? First, determine the location you are trying to plan for. If you are contemplating the types of flowers to use for your bedroom, you may be better off going the artificial route.
Should I use single stems, or flowers that are put together in a bunch? A sure-fire way to never go wrong with this aspect is to determine the amount of clutter you have in the space.
What kind of furniture goes best with which types of flowers? Choose to place your flowers on top of a piece of furniture that has enough space. Do not try and squeeze the flowers in a place since that will only result in added clutter.
How do I figure out which colors best compliment by furniture? For flowers that have a rich, deep color, always place them on or around furniture that is also rich in color.

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