An entryway arrangement is the first thing anyone sees when they come in, so it should suit the console and keep looking good without daily care. Kessona's preserved and dried flower bouquets are hand-arranged, list their measured length and width, and last a year or more indoors with no water.
Why preserved flowers suit an entryway
Hallways are often warm, dry or draughty — hard on fresh flowers, easy on preserved ones. Preserved roses and hydrangeas keep soft, real petals; dried grasses, pods and palm add texture. There is no water to change and nothing to trim.
Choosing the size
- Console or entry table: a grand bouquet anchors the space.
- Narrow shelf or reception desk: a petite or medium bouquet is easier to place.
- Check the measured length and width on the product page against the surface before you choose.
Colours that work in a hallway
Neutral entryways suit ivory, champagne and soft green. A darker hall can take deep red, burgundy or jewel tones. Browse by colour to see what is available now.
A gift that stays
As a housewarming gift, a preserved bouquet helps a new home feel finished from the first week and keeps looking good long after fresh flowers would fade. For a client or an office, it suits a reception desk because it needs no water or daily care.
Care
Keep it out of strong direct sun and away from steam or humidity, and dust it gently now and then with a soft brush or a hair dryer on the cool setting.
