Artificial Lilac and Viburnum Arrangement

Bring rich colour and classic garden charm into your home with this faux lilac and viburnum arrangement, beautifully displayed in a clear glass vase. Featuring full clusters of deep purple lilac, soft green viburnum blooms and realistic foliage with contorted willow, this arrangement captures the look of freshly cut spring flowers with no maintenance required.

Part of our exclusive Couture Collection at Peony, this is a one-off, individually designed piece, created to offer something truly special. Each couture arrangement is made as a single design only, ensuring your piece is completely unique and will not be repeated.

The tall glass vase allows the natural structure of the stems to shine, making this arrangement ideal for console tables, dining tables, sideboards or hallways. Its vibrant yet balanced colour palette complements country cottage, traditional and neutral interiors, adding texture and seasonal interest year-round.

Perfect as a statement floral display or distinctive home décor gift, this artificial arrangement combines timeless style, exclusivity and long-lasting beauty.

Please note: stems are supplied loose rather than fixed, allowing the arrangement to be adjusted or the vase to be repurposed over time.

Height: 77.0cm

Width: 72.0cm

Depth: 77.0cm

Many of our items are ready to be despatched straight away. *However some of our items are made to order and may take 7- 10 days to despatch. Please do check the descriptions for our made to order items and take note of the shipping time at checkout.

- We offer free UK delivery on all orders over £70.
- All orders will be despatched within 5 days.*
- Any delivery costs will be calculated at checkout.

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We are confident that you will love your faux flowers from Peony. However, if you are not completely happy, we offer a refund or exchange within 14 days of your delivery

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