Christmas 2026: gold, silver and new botanical arrivals for memorable displays

Published : 2026-10-21 15:26:45
Categories : Trends

Phocealys Christmas 2026 decoration: a floral arrangement featuring gold, silver and white flowers

Golden foliage catching the light, a silver palm leaf giving structure to an arrangement, a few white flowers softening the overall effect… For the festive season, every material contributes to the magic of the setting.

With its Christmas 2026 collection, Phocealys helps floral, interior decoration and event professionals design displays tailored to their clients’ wishes. Preserved plants, dried flowers, artificial plants and sola wood flowers come together to create wreaths, table centrepieces, window displays and floral installations, each with its own distinctive character.

Gold: bringing warm light to floral arrangements

Gold highlights shapes and reveals textures. Combined with cream shades, natural materials or green foliage, it creates a festive atmosphere while keeping the botanical elements at the heart of the design.

Within the Phocealys selection, salal, eucalyptus populus, baby eucalyptus, tree fern and coral fern offer different ways to work with gold foliage. Palm leaves — palm sun, palm spear and palm cup flower — introduce more graphic lines, while mitsumata branches and curly ting ting add movement.

Wheat, phalaris, flax and poppy seed heads bring variety in volume and detail. Pine cones, lotus seed pods and wooden roses complete the palette with more distinctive shapes.

A combination to suggest to your clients: gold, cream white and natural tones. A base of natural materials, a few pale flowers and touches of gold create a warm, inviting table centrepiece. For a window display or reception area, the same combination gains impact with palm leaves and branches arranged at different heights.

Silver: shimmering accents for a contemporary Christmas

Silver opens up a different decorative world: cooler and more graphic, it evokes winter light and brings contrasts into focus.

The collection includes palm sun, palm spear, palm cup flower, cynara, poppy seed heads, wheat, flax, phleum and ruscus in silver finishes. Their shapes allow you to alternate reflective surfaces, fine lines and sculptural elements.

Paired with white, silver creates a bright, understated atmosphere. With grey or shades of blue, it lends itself to more muted settings. Against a dark background, it becomes an eye-catching feature, particularly suited to window displays and event design.

A combination to suggest to your clients: silver, white and grey. White flowers introduce softness, while silver palm leaves and poppy seed heads give structure to the arrangement. A few touches of grey preserved lichen can complete the interplay of textures.

Gold and silver: a preview of the second Gala des Saisons

The meeting of gold and silver also opens the door to creations where floral art meets fashion and scenography. Inspired by the theme “Fusion”, these two finishes sparked the creativity of Lénaïc Peillon, Le Dahlia Noir, who worked with a selection of Phocealys products to create spectacular wearable floral designs.

Presented at the Salon du Végétal in Angers on 15, 16 and 17 September 2026, then at Novafleur in Reims on 4 and 5 October 2026, these creations offer a preview of the second edition of the Gala des Saisons.

Botanical materials become wearable, shaping volumes and following the body. An adornment with silver lines frames the face and extends over the shoulders, punctuated by pale flowers. Another design features cascading gold foliage, accompanied by flowers in cream and champagne shades.

The theme “Fusion” takes shape through this meeting of metallic reflections, botanical textures and floral softness. Gold and silver highlight the lines of the designs, while the flowers soften their brilliance.

For florists, decorators and event designers, these pieces offer a source of inspiration: the same selection of materials can be used for a floral accessory, a festive window display or an event installation. An opportunity to offer clients distinctive creations designed around their own aesthetic.

Sola wood flowers enrich white and natural colour schemes

The Christmas 2026 selection also features sola wood flowers, including camellias, chrysanthemums, magnolias and peonies.

Their petals and pale shades create focal points within arrangements. Combined with gold foliage, they soften the reflections and create a warm atmosphere. With silver elements, they contribute to a more delicate winter setting.

Wreaths, decorative bouquets, table centrepieces and hanging installations: they offer an additional material for exploring shapes and combining different botanical styles. A way to broaden the options offered to clients looking for personalised festive decorations.

New arrivals: red accents, movement and textures to combine

Metallic reflections are not the only elements setting the tone. The latest Phocealys products also offer ways to reinterpret traditional Christmas themes and diversify the arrangements you propose to your clients.

Berries and garlands to bring rhythm to displays

Artificial red berries add splashes of colour to wreaths, bouquets and table centrepieces. The artificial foliage garland with red berries carries the same colour scheme along a table, around a frame or into a window display.

Combined with a few gold elements, these products create a festive palette in which red, green and warm reflections complement one another. A combination to use in shops, restaurants and reception areas for an instantly recognisable Christmas atmosphere.

Artificial amaranthus to introduce movement

With its trailing stems, the red artificial amaranthus branch introduces movement into arrangements. It can extend a cascading composition or soften a more graphic structure.

Combined with full blooms or gold foliage, it works well in expressive displays and elevated installations, playing on differences in volume.

Artificial poinsettia: a seasonal signature

The red artificial poinsettia naturally takes its place in festive decorations. Its star-shaped form and colour create an instantly recognisable focal point.

It can be incorporated into a table centrepiece, wreath or window arrangement, accompanied by fir branches, berries and a few metallic accents. A suitable choice for clients who appreciate traditional Christmas themes.

Dried florentiner for natural settings

Dried florentiner enriches arrangements with its fine, branching texture. It complements natural palettes and pale shades, adding detail between larger elements.

With cotton, pine cones, sola wood flowers and a few gold touches, it fits beautifully into a soft, welcoming Christmas setting. A combination to suggest for reception tables, decorative bouquets and wreaths in natural tones.

Festive displays to delight your clients

A window display that catches the eye, a hotel lobby that welcomes visitors, a restaurant table that enhances the dining experience… Every project responds to a place, an audience and an intention.

To develop the right proposal, start with your client’s aesthetic: warm with gold, wintry with silver, traditional with red and green, or softer with natural materials. The chosen palette should reflect the identity of the venue while bringing a festive dimension to it.

Then work with three elements: a base, volumes and accents. Foliage establishes the setting, flowers and palm leaves structure the arrangement, while berries, grasses and metallic touches introduce rhythm.

The same palette can be carried through from a table centrepiece to a wreath and a window display. This allows you to offer your clients a coordinated scheme, adapted to the different spaces to be decorated.

Explore the Phocealys Christmas 2026 catalogue and select materials, colours and new arrivals for your clients’ festive projects.

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