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17.5 Inch Real Touch Eggplant Anemone Stem

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    • Product description

      There's a moody drama to eggplant that most florals can't touch. Deep purple petals, edged in subtly lighter tones, give this Real Touch anemone real depth — and the lifelike texture carries the fresh-cut feel of a bloom straight from the garden, without a drop of water.

      At 17.5 inches, it works on its own in a slim vase or tucked into a larger bouquet. It's a fall-leaning stem at heart, lending just enough contrast to lighter blooms and layered neutrals to make everything around it look richer.

      Details

      • Dimensions: 17.5 Inch tall
      • Material: Real Touch petals with a lifelike, bendable stem
      • Color: Deep eggplant purple with subtly lighter petal edges
      • Sold individually
      • Care: Dust gently; keep out of direct sunlight

      Styling Suggestions

      • Cluster a few stems in a glass vase for a modern, sculptural accent.
      • Pair with cream dahlias and burnt-caramel hydrangeas for a fall centerpiece.
      • Layer alongside peach or yellow anemones to soften and balance the darker tone.
      • Use as a dramatic accent bloom among burgundy ranunculus or toffee roses.

      Best For: Fall and transitional arrangements on consoles, dining tables, and entryways that can take one deep, saturated note.

      Quietly Perfect For: The arrangement that looks almost finished but feels a little flat. One or two eggplant stems tucked in low add the shadow that makes everything brighter around them glow.

      How It Transitions: Deepest in fall and winter styling, but the eggplant tone reads as a warm neutral against blush, cream, and caramel, so it carries into spring arrangements as an unexpected anchor rather than a seasonal one-note.

      Mel's Personal Styling Tip: “Eggplant tones are bold but surprisingly versatile. I love using these as a counterbalance to lighter blooms — tucking them just slightly deeper than the brighter florals. It creates depth almost like a shadow, and it makes the rest of the arrangement glow.”

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    Product description

    There's a moody drama to eggplant that most florals can't touch. Deep purple petals, edged in subtly lighter tones, give this Real Touch anemone real depth — and the lifelike texture carries the fresh-cut feel of a bloom straight from the garden, without a drop of water.

    At 17.5 inches, it works on its own in a slim vase or tucked into a larger bouquet. It's a fall-leaning stem at heart, lending just enough contrast to lighter blooms and layered neutrals to make everything around it look richer.

    Details

    • Dimensions: 17.5 Inch tall
    • Material: Real Touch petals with a lifelike, bendable stem
    • Color: Deep eggplant purple with subtly lighter petal edges
    • Sold individually
    • Care: Dust gently; keep out of direct sunlight

    Styling Suggestions

    • Cluster a few stems in a glass vase for a modern, sculptural accent.
    • Pair with cream dahlias and burnt-caramel hydrangeas for a fall centerpiece.
    • Layer alongside peach or yellow anemones to soften and balance the darker tone.
    • Use as a dramatic accent bloom among burgundy ranunculus or toffee roses.

    Best For: Fall and transitional arrangements on consoles, dining tables, and entryways that can take one deep, saturated note.

    Quietly Perfect For: The arrangement that looks almost finished but feels a little flat. One or two eggplant stems tucked in low add the shadow that makes everything brighter around them glow.

    How It Transitions: Deepest in fall and winter styling, but the eggplant tone reads as a warm neutral against blush, cream, and caramel, so it carries into spring arrangements as an unexpected anchor rather than a seasonal one-note.

    Mel's Personal Styling Tip: “Eggplant tones are bold but surprisingly versatile. I love using these as a counterbalance to lighter blooms — tucking them just slightly deeper than the brighter florals. It creates depth almost like a shadow, and it makes the rest of the arrangement glow.”

    Complementary Items