Fresh flowers are great—until they wilt.

We don’t do throwaway beauty. We create hyper-real floral design that lasts—turning the temporary into something timeless. So when Rezet hit us up to reimagine their new Rezet House at Grønnegade 1, we knew we had to do more than just “decorate.” We had to make a statement.

Our artificial flowers aren’t just an aesthetic choice—they’re an experience. Now part of Rezet House, they add a new layer of creativity and inspiration to the shopping environment. Just like fashion, flowers evoke emotions, set moods, and tell stories.

For Rezet, we designed two bold window installations—not just to look pretty, but to redefine how flowers exist in a space.

The Red Poppy Takeover – Inspired by Rezet’s signature color, these poppies break through the concrete—wild, untamed, and raw, just like street culture itself.

The Green Power Bouquet – A symbol of energy, ambition, and the future. Because artificial flowers aren’t just alternatives to the real thing; they’re something else entirely.

And the vases? Made from repurposed surplus marble—because sustainability and design should always go hand in hand.

We’re not florists. We’re creators. Innovators. Rule-breakers. Our flowers don’t fade, don’t need water, and don’t belong in your grandmother’s living room (unless she’s got serious taste).

We take inspiration from fashion, art, and culture, designing floral collections that don’t just fill a space—they define it. From retail to galleries, clubs to homes, our flowers go where fresh blooms can’t, making their mark without an expiration date.