Permanent & Seasonal Faux Floral INSTALLATIONS FAQ

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01. How long do faux floral installations last?

The lifespan of a faux floral installation depends greatly on where it lives and the materials we select for it.

Indoor installations can remain beautiful for a long time with proper care and cleaning. Outdoor installations face sunlight, weather, temperature changes and environmental exposure, so we typically select UV-rated materials when appropriate and expect that individual elements may need refreshing or replacement sooner.

For every permanent installation, we consider the environment before specifying materials and provide guidance on cleaning, maintenance and realistic longevity.

Our goal isn't simply to make it beautiful on installation day. We want to think about how it will live in the space afterward.

02. Can you update faux floral installations seasonally?

Absolutely—and seasonal transformations can be an incredible way for restaurants, hotels, retail and hospitality businesses to keep their environments feeling fresh and memorable.

We can create an installation with seasonal updates in mind, refreshing elements throughout the year to reflect the season, a holiday, campaign or simply a new creative direction.

It's an opportunity to give returning guests something new to discover and make the physical environment an ongoing part of the brand experience.

o3. Do you design for restaurants and commercial spaces outside Maryland?

Absolutely. We create faux floral and botanical installations for restaurants, hotels, retail, offices, hospitality and commercial spaces beyond Maryland.

Travel projects are subject to appropriate project minimums and travel expenses, which vary depending on location, installation complexity and production requirements.

If the project is the right creative fit, we're happy to bring the VCFE creativity, craftsmanship and production expertise wherever the project takes us.

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