Description
This cream gypsophila spray brings the soft, cloud-like quality of baby's breath into your home without any of the upkeep. Each stem carries a mass of tiny blooms clustered along delicate branching arms, mimicking the airy, scattered look of the real thing. The petals are small and pale cream, closely packed to give that gentle billowing effect, while the fine stems fan out to fill space naturally. Standing at 106cm tall, this artificial flower stem is generously proportioned and made from plastic, so it holds its shape and colour year after year.
A cream gypsophila spray works well on its own gathered in a tall vase for a full, frothy display, or mixed among larger focal blooms to soften an arrangement and fill in the gaps. It sits happily in a hallway, on a mantelpiece, or as part of a dining table centrepiece. The neutral cream tone pairs with almost any palette, from muted greens to bold roses, and the slender branches can be spread wide or gathered tight to suit your vessel. Try combining several stems for volume, or pop one alongside dried grasses for a relaxed, textured look.
Caring for it could not be simpler. There is no need for water, so you avoid the mess and wilting of fresh flowers. Dust occasionally with a soft cloth or a gentle blast from a hairdryer on a cool setting to keep the tiny blooms looking fresh. The stems can be bent and arranged to your liking, then adjusted whenever you fancy a change.
Specification
| Type |
Flower stem |
| Colour |
Cream |
| Material |
Plastic |
| Height |
106cm |
| Width |
0cm |
| Depth |
0cm |
Frequently Asked
Does it look like real gypsophila?
Yes, the clusters of tiny cream blooms and the fine branching stems closely echo real baby's breath, giving that soft, airy appearance up close and from a distance.
How do I style this with other flowers?
Use it as a filler between larger blooms to soften an arrangement, or group several sprays together in a tall vase for a full, cloud-like effect on its own.
How do I clean it?
Dust occasionally with a soft cloth, a soft brush, or a cool hairdryer setting to lift dust from the small blooms and keep them looking fresh.
Does it need water?
No, it needs no water at all. The stems can be bent and arranged as you like, then left to sit with no further care.
Will the blooms shed or fade?
The plastic blooms are made to hold their shape and cream colour, so you should not expect shedding, and the tone stays consistent over time away from direct sunlight.