You don’t need a green thumb to turn your home into a floral paradise. Decorating with flowers is a simple way to inject a fresh pop of colour to your space, while giving it a lovely dose of fragrance. Here’s how you can incorporate these pretty blooms into your decor.
Candy cane centrepiece vase

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This gorgeous bouquet of white tulips and red carnations is tucked into a vase filled with candy canes. Perfect for adding a flair of romance to your lair.
Flower cone wall display

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Reminiscent of our good ol’ kachang puteh, these mini bouquets of cherry blossoms are created by simply rolling up a few sheets of cardstock into cones.
Mason jar floral wall display

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Spruce up a plain white wall with these elegant wall scones. Taking a half pint mason jar, wrap a piece of leather strap around the vessel and hold it in place on a slab of reclaimed wood. Stick in some fresh-cut flowers and you’ll have an eye-catching display that gives a hint of rustic charm to your space.
Hanging light bulb vase

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Not sure what to do with those old incandescent light bulbs? DIY them into these quirky light bulb vases to host all your favourite blossoms. String a piece of wire around the cap and hang them around the house for a strong artistic statement. You can choose to fill it with water and pop in some short blooms, or even make it into a terrarium!
Hanging floral chandelier

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This hanging rose chandelier makes for a whimsical focal point during a lavish wedding, baby shower or birthday celebration at home. Tip: to keep your flowers fresh, make sure to trim an inch from each stem and soak them in water for an hour beforehand.
Old watering cans turned flower pots

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Instead of letting your old watering cans or kitchenware rust away, why not give them a second life in the form of decorative vases? Give it a fresh coat of paint if needed, and plant flowers that’d match the coordinating colour.