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Single Stem Rose, Cream or White Faux Flower

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A single rose on a long, slender stem, which is a harder thing to get right than a bunch. The petals are gently layered with subtle veining through them, the foliage is a fresh green, and the whole stem is light enough to sit in a narrow bud vase without tipping it.

Two colourways, and they read quite differently. Cream is the warmer one, softer against timber and linen. White is crisper, and holds its own in a room that is already pale.

Roses like this are also searched as long stem roses or single roses, so if that is what brought you here, this is it.

How many do I need?

One to three in a bud vase gives you a minimal look on a bedside table or a tray. More in a long stem vase makes a striking entryway piece, because the repeated vertical line is the point rather than the individual blooms.

Can I trim it?

Yes. The stem is light and easy to trim to whatever height your vessel needs.

What does it pair with?

Ranunculus, dahlias or viburnum for a romantic bouquet with volume. Dried foliage or eucalyptus if you want textural contrast instead.

Why you will love it

  • Soft, romantic colourway that works in both minimal and maximal rooms
  • Layered petals with subtle veining
  • Right for bud vases, bedside styling or as a bouquet filler
  • Light and easy to trim for height
  • Good for weddings, gifting and everyday styling alike

Details

  • Colours: cream or white
  • Use: indoor styling
  • Care: dust lightly as needed
  • Sold individually

Styling tips

  • One to three stems in a bud vase from our vase collection, on a bedside table or a tray.
  • Layered into a romantic bouquet with ranunculus, dahlias or viburnum from the faux flowers range.
  • Several in a long stem vase for a striking, serene entryway piece.
  • Paired with dried foliage or eucalyptus from our artificial flora range for contrast.
  • Tucked into gift wrapping or laid on a place setting as a small decorative detail.

Gifting

A single rose is one of the few gifts that works on its own, and a faux one does not need to be thrown out on Thursday. Get in touch if you would like a bundle put together.

In short

A single stem faux rose in cream or white, with gently layered petals, subtle veining and green foliage on a long slender stem. Sold individually, it works alone in a bud vase, repeated in a tall vessel, or as the soft filler in a fuller bouquet.

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