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A pink orchid with four branches, cascading. The stems fall freely, which gives the plant its movement.
Unlike cut flowers, the orchid is a living plant: it lasts at least a fortnight, often much longer if watered sparingly.
Maison René Veyrat has been arranging its flowers at 168 Boulevard Haussmann since 1936.
A three-branched pink orchid, cascading. The stems fall freely, giving the plant its movement.
Unlike cut flowers, an orchid is a living plant: it lasts at least a fortnight, often much longer if watering is kept moderate.
Maison René Veyrat has been composing its floral arrangements at 168 boulevard Haussmann since 1936.
An orchid garden in pink, with two branches, eighty centimeters high.
The garden brings together several plants in the same container, on a bed of moss. The composition is garnished from the bottom, where the cascade and the rotunda remain airy at the base.
Maison René Veyrat has been composing its flowers at 168 boulevard Haussmann since 1936.
A round bouquet, thirty centimeters high and equally wide, in shades of white, pink, and violet.
It carries a delicate fragrance, noticeable up close without overpowering the room. Its contained size is suitable for a bedside table or a desk.
Maison René Veyrat has been creating its floral arrangements at 168 Boulevard Haussmann since 1936.
A pink orchid with twelve stems, arranged in a rotunda. Ninety centimeters high by sixty wide.
It is the largest rotunda in the catalog. At this scale, the plant becomes an architectural element: it can adorn a hall or reception room on its own.
Maison René Veyrat has been composing its flowers at 168 boulevard Haussmann since 1936.
A four-stem pink orchid garden, in an XL format.
The garden brings together several plants in a single container, on a bed of moss. With four stems, the arrangement covers the entire width of a console table.
Maison René Veyrat has been arranging its flowers at 168 Boulevard Haussmann since 1936.
A five-stemmed pink orchid, arranged in the round.
The arrangement can be viewed from all sides: the stems are distributed in a crown around the center, with no front or back. This is the style for center tables.
Maison René Veyrat has been composing its flowers at 168 Boulevard Haussmann since 1936.
A pink orchid with ten stems, arranged in a rotunda, XXL size.
With this number of flower spikes, the plant forms a dense and continuous volume. It requires a clear central table, where one can walk around it.
Maison René Veyrat has been arranging its flowers at 168 boulevard Haussmann since 1936.
