Benefits of artificial flowers and plants in your office lobby

Fresh flowers are fantastic for decorating your home as well as your office. They brighten up any space and, from a business perspective, they make your clients feel even more welcome. Bright bouquets are even more effective during the colder winter months. While everything is dull outside, your workplace lobby will prove to be a highlight for any visitors.

Displaying fresh flowers is great if your budget allows for it. However, many business owners are on extremely tight budgets these days and might not be able to afford replacing the floral décor every few weeks. This is where artificial flowers can prove to be the best choice.

Artificial flowers will last exponentially longer than fresh cut blooms. They won’t require watering or much care at all. You will only need to ensure that your artificial blooms are dusted and cleaned on a regular basis.

Fresh flowers wilt and die if they are placed in the direct sunlight. While artificial blooms might not die, their bright colours will eventually fade if they are left in the sun too often. So, in this respect, both types of arrangements need to be kept out of the sun.

Artificial arrangements can be enjoyed for years and you can stock several bunches if you want to change them out from time to time. After a few months, they will more than pay for themselves!

Another benefit is that you don’t need to worry about caring for flowers or plants when you’re closed over the holidays. You can simply pack your flowers away and unpack them when you re-open.

The cold weather in the winter and the heat of summer has a way of damaging fresh blooms. No matter the weather, your artificial bouquet will never feel the effects of the cold or heat. They won’t wilt or perish if the conditions are not perfect so you will get that much more use out of them.

Last, but not least, artificial flowers don’t have any pollen. This makes them perfect for your employees who suffer from allergies. It’s also good news for your customers. You never know how they might be affected by airborne pollen and you don’t want them to associate your business with uncontrollable sneezing and headaches.