Why Bloomli

Bloomli is honest about what these artificial flowers can and cannot do. Here is the detailed version.

Quality

Real touch

No plastic feel, no cheap look. Bloomli chooses materials and surfaces so that they feel real and, from a normal distance, are hard to tell apart from fresh blooms. Up close, an attentive eye will still spot the difference. That is part of the honest answer.

No care needed

No watering

No watering can, no schedule, no guilty conscience. Just put them down and forget about them. Even after two weeks on holiday, everything looks the way it did on day one.

No feeding

No special fertiliser, no dosing, nothing to forget. What isn't needed can't be missing.

No pruning

The scissors stay in the drawer. The shape stays exactly as you imagined it.

No repotting

No soil on the floor, no roots pushing for space. Once placed, everything stays as it is.

Lasting

No wilting

Fresh on Monday, fresh on Friday, still fresh on your anniversary. Artificial flowers never have a bad day. With normal indoor use they keep their shape for a long time. Direct sunlight can fade the colours over the years; that is the honest caveat.

Arranging

Freely combinable

Mix colours, shapes and varieties. No arrangement is final; you can restyle it at any time.

Peace of mind & service

30-day right of withdrawal

If you don't like it, send it back. No lengthy explanations, no excuses. Bloomli voluntarily grants 30 days, more than the law requires. The details and the model withdrawal form can be found in the withdrawal policy.

Shipped from the EU

From the Netherlands, straight to you. The goods are made in China and brought into the EU via a dealer network in the Netherlands. From there they are sent to you: no customs hurdles, no waiting for a shipment from overseas.

Honest about sustainability

Artificial flowers contain plastic and are not biodegradable. Bloomli doesn't hide that. What matters is how long they are used: something that lasts for years doesn't need to be bought again and again. There is no robust life-cycle assessment comparing them with cut flowers, which is why Bloomli doesn't quote any figures here.