What are ceramic wall flowers?

Ceramic wall flowers are handmade decorative flowers crafted from ceramic and mounted directly on your wall. Chive's ceramic flowers attach with a single screw, never wilt, and never need water - permanent, maintenance-free wall art that looks better than real flowers and outlasts every bouquet you've ever bought.

How do Chive ceramic flowers attach to a wall?

Each flower has a keyhole mount on the back that slides onto a single screw. Works on drywall, plaster, and wood. No special tools, no damage, no drama. One screw, one flower, done.

What is the Birth Flower Collection?

The Birth Flower Collection is a set of twelve ceramic wall flowers, one for each calendar month, representing the traditional birth flower for that month. Each flower is available in multiple glaze colours and comes with gift packaging. The collection is designed as a birthday, anniversary, or new baby gift. January is carnation, February is violet, March is daffodil, April is daisy, May is lily of the valley, June is rose, July is larkspur, August is poppy, September is aster, October is marigold, November is chrysanthemum, and December is narcissus.

What rooms work best for ceramic wall flowers?

Any room. Living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, entryways, bathrooms. They're particularly popular as bedroom wall art and living room statement pieces. The short answer is: if it has a wall, it works.

What is the difference between the English Garden, France, Japan, and Coastal collections?

The English Garden Collection features roses, lotuses, and dahlias in pastel and earthy tones. The France Collection uses poppies and peonies in harvest and Mediterranean colours. The Japan Collection - sometimes called the Japandi Collection - uses muted, mineral glazes on asters, marigolds, and lisianthus. The Coastal Collection uses ivory, white, and sand tones on rose forms.

How long has Chive Studio been operating?

Chive Studio was founded in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 2004 by Todd Newgren. The studio has designed ceramic wall flowers, plant pots, and vases for over two decades, designed in Toronto and made by hand. It is stocked in more than 200 institutions worldwide, including the Getty Museum, SFMOMA, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Royal Ontario Museum.

Does Chive ship internationally?

Chive ships to more than 40 countries worldwide. Separate regional stores serve Canada (chive.ca), the United Kingdom and parts of Asia (chiveuk.com), and Europe (chiveceramics.com). The US store at chive.com ships internationally where a dedicated regional store is not available. International shipping is available at checkout.

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Welcome to the part of the internet where houseplants are heroes, ceramic flowers defy gravity, and your questionable design choices get a stylish second chance.

Here at Chive, we’re serving up home decor tips with a side of sass — from how to style your plants so they don’t look like you just shoved them on a shelf, to hanging ceramic flowers like you actually know what you’re doing.

Minimal effort, maximum style. Let’s make your home look like you tried (but not too hard).

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