Mastering The Scene: An Elegant Faux Eucalyptus and Moss Balls Arrangement

I put together a super easy and elegant arrangment the other day with three very simple components. I’ve sourced them for you here, all from Amazon, and all very convincing “faux” materials, as you can see. I love how this is warming up my mantel, right now. The cool thing is, eucalyptus works for every season, and the simple addition of a bouquet of flowers will take my mantel right into the spring season with very little effort.

Mastering The Scene: An Elegant Faux Eucalyptus and Moss Balls Arrangement
Mastering The Scene: An Elegant Faux Eucalyptus and Moss Balls Arrangement

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Here is this beauty, with Amazon links below:

Mastering The Scene: An Elegant Faux Eucalyptus and Moss Balls Arrangement
Mastering The Scene: An Elegant Faux Eucalyptus and Moss Balls Arrangement

These are the eucalyptus sprays I use:

These are the moss balls I used (they carry a smaller size also that I use to fill in):

Amazon no longer carries my Hurricane Lantern, but this one is very similar and cheaper:

Glad you came to hang out with us today! For more inspiration and DIY check out our blog.  And, of course, if you see other items in my home you’d like sources for, leave a comment and I will get back to you!

Cheers!

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