Dried flowers are a beautiful and practical way to enjoy the charm of blooms for years rather than days. Recognised for their preserved shapes and lasting colours, they add a natural and nostalgic touch to any interior. Popular choices include lavender, poppy heads, cotton flowers and a variety of plume grasses. Through a careful drying process, these flowers retain their form and colour, allowing them to remain attractive for a long time without the need for water or special care.

Care and the ideal placement

Dried flowers are the perfect choice for anyone seeking a decorative solution with zero maintenance. To preserve their beauty, it is important to keep them away from moisture and direct sunlight, both of which can cause fading or damage. A dry, cool location is ideal to ensure that their colour and structure remain intact for as long as possible.

Botanical background and origin

The term “dried flowers” (dryflowers) does not refer to a single species, but to a wide range of flowers suitable for the drying process. Botanical names vary depending on the type of flower, from lavender (*Lavandula*) to cotton (*Gossypium*) and plume grasses (*Cortaderia* and others). Many dried flowers are cultivated and prepared within Europe. Using dried flowers is a sustainable way to enjoy the beauty of nature, bringing long-lasting elegance and a timeless decorative touch into your home.