Artificial grass spray on a white background, with a long slender stem and three fans of narrow brown-purple and olive blades.

Three Bladefans Artificial Grass Spray

£6.50
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Artificial grass spray on a white background, with a long slender stem and three fans of narrow brown-purple and olive blades.
  • Artificial grass spray on a white background, with a long slender stem and three fans of narrow brown-purple and olive blades.
  • Close-up of the grass spray's pointed blades, showing mottled brown-purple and olive colouring and the slender branching stems.
  • Artificial grass spray on a white background, with a long slender stem and three fans of narrow brown-purple and olive blades.
  • Close-up of the grass spray's pointed blades, showing mottled brown-purple and olive colouring and the slender branching stems.
Three Bladefans Artificial Grass Spray

Three Bladefans Artificial Grass Spray

£6.50
Description

This artificial grass spray has three fan-like groups of fine, pointed blades rising from a slender branched stem. Its sparse silhouette and muted brown-purple and olive tones give a botanical arrangement definition without making it look crowded.
Why You'll Love It
  • Three blade fans create an irregular outline with space between the branches.
  • Brown-purple and olive tones pair easily with earthy ceramics and neutral textiles.
  • Very narrow blades offer a visual contrast to broader faux leaves or rounded flower heads.
Materials & Finish

Made with plastic, the spray has an understated palette of brown-purple and olive. Subtle variations in colour along the blades give the fine foliage more visual depth.
Dimensions
  • Length: 22cm
  • Height: 104cm
  • Width: 15cm
  • Weight: 0.10kg
Styling Note

Display in a plain vase against a light wall so the fine blades remain visible. In a mixed faux arrangement, leave space around the fans and pair them with broader foliage to emphasise their shape.
Why We Love It

The gaps between the three fans are as distinctive as the foliage itself, keeping the outline open and expressive.