Vases can become difficult to keep constantly filled with fresh flowers, so I always love the options to fill them that do not require much maintenance. Branches are a nice option, as well as lasting for a while. Drawing a large vase may seem daunting, so today we show you how to pair with them using large, beautiful branches! Come and see how …
We took an otherwise overlooked sideboard and created a playful but relaxing setup by placing a large branch from a silver dollar eucalyptus tree into a large vertical vase. The branch visually fills the space on the wall while being light and airy and almost becomes part of the wall decoration. When you find a place for this, think of a wall in the gallery and how you would place a frame in an empty space that must be filled.
To add a touch of color and imagination, we have painted some of the pink and gold leaves to reproduce other pieces of art on the sideboard.
Sources shown: Benjamin Moore Blue Palladian paint, Pink Target chair, Bally purse (past season), vintage rug, AiModern sideboard, bright bazaar x Grandin Road yellow vase, bright bazaar x Grandin Road blue vase, paper flowers, vintage vase rabbit, trophy cup vintage, Jen Gotch cup print (last season), Art by Megan print on pink beach, Target metal box (last season).
{Photo of Lily Glass. Styling by Wilmarose Orlanes, stylistic assistance and processing of Jess Hong.}
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