Joanna Gaines' Must-Have For Spring That Instantly Elevates Your Home

As an interior designer, Joanna Gaines has made a name for herself by taking the farmhouse aesthetic and making it feel more modern and elevated. Even with her Magnolia line, it's all about delivering items that are charming and high-quality. One of her must-haves for spring is florals, even if that means incorporating artificial flowers into your decor. If you're looking to elevate your home the way Gaines would, then the Magnolia Real Touch Hydrangea Bundle is a great way to bring some color into any space. These artificial flowers can be used to create a stunning spring bouquet or a gorgeous centerpiece, depending on how you incorporate them into your decor.

Bring the outside into your home with three different colors of faux hydrangea flowers. Gaines' Magnolia collection features hydrangea bundles in cream, dusty pink, or peach. While you have to buy the colors separately, you could pick them all up if you want to create a floral arrangement that looks full and vibrant. There are three stems per bundle, and each measures 18.5 inches tall. Not only can you display the bundled flowers together, as they are designed to be used as-is, but they can also be separated to incorporate into a larger floral display. The bundles cost $36 apiece, although they do go on sale. These are meant to look and feel like a real bundle of hydrangeas, from the petals to the stems. And it's clear that customers like these real-touch flowers, as the product sits at a 5-star rating with 30 reviews on the Magnolia website at the time of this writing.

With every reviewer giving the Real Touch Hydrangea Bundle five stars, it looks like these flowers could be one of the highest-rated items from Joanna Gaines' Magnolia spring collection in the artificial florals department. If you're looking to add high-quality faux florals to your home without the price tag that usually accompanies many of the life-like arrangements on the market, these hydrangeas seem to deliver on the Magnolia promise of a "real touch" feel. One verified buyer bought two different styles of faux florals from Magnolia and shared in their review, "The hydrangeas and [ranunculus] stems are absolutely beautiful. The material that is used for the blooms feel real and well worth the money." Another verified buyer also talked about the quality of the florals, sharing, "Everything I purchased was made with the highest quality of materials and arrived in pristine condition. The quality of Magnolia's florals is unmatched! You would never know they were not real!"

One downside that was noted in one of the 5-star reviews revolved around the stems. While a customer shared that the hydrangea bundles "are pretty and lifelike," they added, "I wish the stems weren't so long but I can trim those." And while not a downside, a few reviews did say that they found the bundle to be bigger than expected, which means you may not want to purchase more than one or two bundles until you know exactly how full you want any of your arrangements to be.

If you want inspiration for how to get your home ready for spring, then these flowers from Magnolia can be a great way to add a fresh look to any room. With the stems on these hydrangea bundles being so long, you can add them to larger baskets or vases on the floor with other greenery, long-stem flowers, and branches in order to give those arrangements some more color and a springtime feel. These floral stems can also be used as part of a larger arrangement in baskets and ceramic pots placed on your countertops or shelves, just like you would with real flowers. Even one of the bundles would work as a centerpiece on a dining table.

Another suggestion for how to decorate with the Real Touch Hydrangea Bundles from Magnolia comes from a verified buyer who shared where they use them in their 5-star review. "[They] look stunning in a Magnolia flower basket I've hung on a backyard gate," the satisfied customer wrote. With how realistic these flowers look, it makes sense that some fans will want to add them into outdoor displays and arrangements, including using them in baskets and planters on outdoor tables.