We love using faux fall stems and florals to make our home easily transition into the fall season. Over the years we’ve stocked up on some of our favorite stems that really evoke the most realistic faux stems.
All of our faux fall stem and floral round-up are under $50 and hitting each price point for everyone!
- Artificial Fall Eucalyptus Leaves Stems $16 – yellow is such a great fall color that seems to be overlooked in the mist of all the browns and oranges, but these are such a classic stem with the most beautiful yellow hue.
- Afloral Plum Fake Cimicifuga Ramosa Leaves $28 – these were my go-to stems last year, every season I find a stem that just feels like it really encompasses the fall feel we’re looking for that year.
- Babys Breath Silk Artificial Flowers $19 – these are in a tighter bunch for each stem, but come in a great variety of colors!
- Artificial Fall Flower Maple Tree Branch $30 – the ones I shared in my sneak peak on Instagram the other day! These are the “it” stem for me, my absolute favorite and come in a pack of 6. These have the quality of afloral for a fraction of the cost.
- Baby Breath/Gypsophila Artificial Fake Silk Plants $14 – love this take on babys breath, they come in many different fall colors and make such a great statement for fall.
- Faux Queen Anne’s Lace Bouquet $49 – we love this deep plum color for fall and these are similar to the queen anne’s lace bouquet we have from target that’s been discontinued.
- Natural Millet Flowers Dried $20 – these are real flowers that have been dried and have. such a beautiful presence for year round use. Be warned, they are a bit messy out of the box – but don’t let that deter you.
- Artificial Nandina Leaf Branch $42 – these remind me of the branches and foliage in Tennessee in the fall and have a plastic like texture that makes them extremely realistic.
- Silk Artificial Eucalyptus Stems $19 – the plumb color seems to be trending for fall over the past couple years and this plumb eucalyptus stems come in a huge bunch that can be used over two separate vases.
- Artificial Ginkgo Leaves Stems $25 – I love how the artificial ginkgo trees look in our home and finding these a few years ago in a beautiful fall color pallette with varying colors on each stem makes them feel really organic and lifelike.
- Fall Artificial Olive Leaves $16 – these come a bit wrinkled out of the box, but using a steamer to spruce them up is super easy! These are probably the least realistic looking in-person out all the stems we’ve shared today – but these are the best bang for your buck.
- Long Faux Eucalyptus Branches $12 – don’t let the stock image color fool you – these are gorgeous in person and great cornerstone piece for fall.
We’re sharing how we’ve styled up some of our favorite faux fall stems and florals around the house so you can see what these look like in real life!
Stella was so peaceful snoozing in the living room I just let her be and she pairs really well with the faux stems if I do say so myself, lol. These are the Artificial Nandina Leaf Branch, these remind me of the branches and foliage in Tennessee in the fall and have a plastic like texture that makes them extremely realistic.
These were my go-to stems last year, Afloral Plum Fake Cimicifuga Ramosa Leaves, every season I find a stem that just feels like it really encompasses the fall feel we’re looking for that year.
I styled these in a DIY vase I made last year that I still need to share the tutorial for! You can catch the tutorial on Instagram later this week.
We love this deep plum color for fall and these are similar to the queen anne’s lace bouquet we have from target that’s been discontinued, Faux Queen Anne’s Lace Bouquet. Styled these in this extremely affordable vase that I’m sharing in an unboxing video this week! You guys are getting the deets early on this one.
Our favorite stem this year that’s going to be our “it” stem of fall is the Artificial Fall Flower Maple Tree Branch. This one is such a great quality for the price and you get 6 stems for $30 – that’s around $5ish bucks and some change for each stem!
Let’s hear it, which on is your favorite?
