Options chats to Anne Wong, founder and managing director of Pollyanna Concepts, a pioneer in the local artificial greenery scene. Starting as a florist in 1974, Wong shifted her focus to faux greenery due to the challenges of working with fresh flowers, including limited shelf life and wastage. Embracing artificial alternatives allowed for equally stunning arrangements prepared in advance, free from perishability constraints.
The rising demand for faux greenery reflects a growing appreciation for its hyper-realistic appearance, durability and low maintenance, says one expert
With technological advancements and innovative material processing techniques, artificial plants shed their tacky, fake image and emerge as high-quality substitutes for fresh greenery. Modern hyper-realistic-looking plants are increasingly gaining popularity because of their longer lifespan, low maintenance, and allergy-friendly nature. Unlike real plants, faux plants do not produce allergens such as pollen. Creating indoor vertical gardens and green walls using faux plants is also gaining traction among residential and commercial spaces.
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