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Artificial White Rose Cube (3), White
The Edwardians had a thing about the aspidistra. In the 1970s rubber plants were all the rage. That's the problem with fashionable plants, one minute they're à la mode - the next, positively passé. Roses, by contrast, are timeless. Two thousand years ago, Nero - in his more agreeable moods - liked to shower his guests with rose petals. In the 15th century the unification of the royal houses of Lancaster and York was symbolised by the red and white Tudor rose. And Empress Josephine whiled away the hours growing roses when her husband, Napoleon, was conquering Europe. It would seem that the appeal of roses is universal - as is their ability to adapt to each and every trend. Take this new rose arrangement for instance. A stunning combination of classic roses in a contemporary cube
vase, it will look effortlessly stylish in a sitting room or study, office reception or guest bedroom. We'd like to think that Henry and Josephine would have approved. As for Nero - it's hard to say. He was a bit unpredictable...
vase, it will look effortlessly stylish in a sitting room or study, office reception or guest bedroom. We'd like to think that Henry and Josephine would have approved. As for Nero - it's hard to say. He was a bit unpredictable...
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