Description
These faux lilac stems bring soft purple colour to your floral styling without any upkeep. Each stem measures 20cm wide and 95cm tall, with a branch-like structure that fans into clusters of small textured blooms. The loose, organic shape gives the flowers a natural look, and the tall height makes them well suited to floor vases and larger arrangements. Made from polyethylene plastic, they hold their form season after season and keep their vibrant purple hue.
We like these stems in a rustic metal urn or a weathered ceramic pot, where the warm tones sit nicely against the purple blooms. They work in both traditional and modern rooms, so you can place a group in a hallway, beside a fireplace or in a living room corner. Pair them with dried grasses, seed heads or paler faux stems to build height and texture, or keep a single trio in a slim vase for a simple display. The generous length lets you trim the stems to suit smaller vessels if you prefer a shorter arrangement.
The blooms are moulded from polyethylene plastic for a lasting finish, with a textured surface that mirrors the layered petals of real lilac. Each stem is flexible, so you can bend and angle the branches to shape your display and open out the clusters. Made in the United Kingdom, they weigh just 0.1kg each, making them easy to lift and rearrange. To care for them, dust the petals gently with a soft cloth or use a hairdryer on a cool setting to clear any build-up between the blooms. Keep them out of direct sunlight to help the purple colour stay bright over time.
Specification
| Type |
Faux Plants |
| Colour |
Purple |
| Dimensions |
20cm x 20cm x 95cm (W x D x H) |
| Weight |
0.10KG |
| Country of origin |
United Kingdom |
| Finish |
Textured |
Frequently Asked
What are these faux flowers made from?
Each stem is moulded from polyethylene plastic, giving a textured petal finish that holds its shape over time.
How tall are the stems?
They measure 95cm tall and 20cm wide, which suits floor vases and larger arrangements. You can trim them shorter if needed.
How do I clean them?
Dust the petals gently with a soft cloth, or use a hairdryer on a cool setting to clear build-up between the blooms.
Can I bend the stems into shape?
Yes, the branches are flexible, so you can angle them and open out the clusters to suit your display.
Will the purple colour fade?
To help the colour stay bright, keep the stems out of direct sunlight where possible.
Are these suitable for a single stem display?
They work well grouped or as a trio in a slim vase, and the tall height gives a full look in larger vessels.