A designer resource for selecting artificial plants and trees




Please use this tool to select the perfect artificial plant, artificial tree & planter; with interior designer tips & ideas.  I include a section to help you find different kinds of artificial trees, including alternative branches or stems.  There's a section showing all kinds of indoor and outdoor planters.   If you are involved with commercial projects, I have a link to our fire retardant license and reasons for converting from live to silk.  For our interior designers, you can find a table showing trees that you can use for different decor types, tips for model homes, design trends and different kinds of silk flowers. I include links to common decor sites and finally some cool YouTube videos.    Feel free to forward this to your co-workers or anyone that might need some ideas on selecting artificial plants and trees.  Send any suggestions for improvements or changes to frank@pacificsilkscapes.com.
 You an find this tool at:
 https://www.pacificsilkscapes.com/resources

 

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