TIPS for decorating a model home

Here are some tips when selecting artificial plants for a model home:

1. Make sure every room has a visual exclamation point.
2. Use planters and bowls that contrast with the wall color to make interior spaces come to life.
3. Use fewer, larger trailings, succulent bowls, and floral arrangements for a less-cluttered look.
4. Select the correct size tree. Use narrow trees in tight corner spaces and taller trees when you have tall ceilings with arches.
5. Use a variety of trees and include sculptural trees with large leaves where needed.
6. Use trailing plants to soften a contemporary room.
7. Use large ceramic planters or high-end baskets for dining rooms, great rooms, and living rooms. Consider textured painted planters that match the décor of the model.
8. Use a large dramatic floral arrangement for the dining room using high-end soft-touch floral.
 
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