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Dried Flower Decor
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items I just know dried flowers make a space feel a little more enchanted. I use them everywhere because they add softness, texture, and a hint of magic without needing water, upkeep, or effort.
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How I Use Dried Flower Arrangements at Home
Dried Floral Decor Inspo
Dried Flower Craft Ideas
How I Use Dried Flower Arrangements at Home
These are arrangements I’ve put together myself using dried stems I like. I don’t follow rules, I just mix textures, adjust the height, and stop when it looks good.
A fuller dried arrangement with mixed textures creates warmth and movement. It’s an easy way to fill a corner or shelf and make the space feel collected and lived-in.
DIY Dried Flower Arrangement: Playful Floral Variety in Glass Vase
Baby’s breath dries beautifully and keeps its shape, making it one of the easiest ways to add softness and height. It’s airy, forgiving, and instantly adds charm with almost no effort.
DIY Dried Flower Arrangement: Baby's Breath ALWAYS Works
This mix combines structured blooms (like dried roses) with soft, fluffy textures from bunny tails and airy fillers. The variety of shapes makes it feel full and layered while still light and romantic. Perfect for statement pieces where you want colo...
DIY Dried Flower Arrangement: Romantic Mix of Pinks and Reds
This bouquet feels like a little bundle gathered from a late-summer meadow and lovingly dried over time. Soft purples from statice mix with airy baby’s breath, while faded roses and a ruffled carnation add a romantic, slightly vintage touch. The euca...
DIY Dried Flower Arrangement: Tiny Blooms, Big Charm
My MIL saved some of my bouqet flowers and now I have them on display in my living room. Obsessed.
Flowers From My Wedding Bouqet - Neutral Vibes
Dried Floral Decor Inspo
Ideas I save when I want inspiration for styling dried flowers in a way that feels natural and cozy.
Whether you want to make dried flower art, craft nature-inspired decor, or keep herbs for future rituals, this guide will show you how to do it beautifully and naturally.
How to Dry Flowers and Herbs for Natural Home Decor | Dried flowers, Dried and pressed flowers, Hanging herbs
How charming are these glass Flower Market Terrariums with real flowers?
Dried Flower Market Terrarium
Dried Flower Craft Ideas
Creative, approachable craft ideas using dried flowers. Pressed art, simple DIYs, and handmade details that feel cozy and intentional. These are easy projects I love saving for inspiration, not overly complicated.
Press your favorite blooms and arrange them on handmade, linen, or neutral-toned paper for simple wall art that feels romantic and personal. Each piece ends up slightly imperfect, which is part of the charm, and it’s a great way to preserve flowers w...
Pressed Flower Wall Art
Fill clear glass ornaments with delicate dried florals like baby’s breath or small petals for a light, airy decorative touch. They look beautiful hung on a hook, styled in a bowl, or displayed year-round, not just during the holidays.
Flower-Filled Glass Ornaments (Year-Round!)
Press flowers and seal them between clear laminate or cardstock to create pretty, practical bookmarks. They’re perfect for readers, journals, or planners and make sweet handmade gifts that feel thoughtful but not overly fussy.
Pressed Flower Bookmarks
Fill small fabric pouches with dried flowers or herbs to tuck into drawers, closets, or storage boxes. They add a gentle scent and a sweet, old-fashioned touch that makes everyday routines feel a little more special.
Botanical/Floral Satchets for Drawers
This is a super easy way to incorporate dried flowers into your home decor using materials you probably already have (like tapered candles). They also make the best gifts!
How To Make Dried Flower Candles
