Transform Everything You Own with the Magic of Flower Bombing

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It’s summer, and flowers are suddenly appearing everywhere, not just in nature, but also in DIY projects all over the internet. Flower bombing — covering things in faux (or real!) flowers, is the latest trend, and it’s a great way to get a huge impact while spending not a lot of money. Read on to find out how you can transform pretty much anything own with the magic of flowers.

Above: Your new coat covered in faux flowers is about to become the most fabulous thing in your closet. Find out how at Studio DIY.

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Feeling inspired by: this incredible flower-covered coat, spotted on the streets of Paris.

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And further inspiration: Walls covered in flowers at Dior’s Autumn/Winter 2012 show. Fabulous, yes, but also very expensive. But don’t you just want to lay your face on it?

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DIY flower covered letter from The Sassy Life.

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DIY floral party hats from 100 Layer Cake — so pretty.

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DIY spring flower covered backpack from Aww, Sam.

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Not a DIY, but a roof covered in flowers from Paris teahouse Lily of the Valley, spotted on Yellowtrace. If you’re feeling inspired to create something like this (maybe in a small space like an entryway), I would recommend covering the ceiling in a layer of foam first, and then sticking the faux flowers into the foam. And then sending us pictures.

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Here’s a clever and somewhat cheeky idea: adding faux flowers to a floral painting, for just a little extra texture. Image from Scarlet Plan + Design.

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DIY floral curtain from Design Love Fest.

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I’m not gonna lie — my very favorite flower bombing project is this Christmas tree from Design Love Fest, whose flower-adorned boughs are not quite like anything I’ve ever seen before. What better way to express the magic of Christmas, which in its essence is a holiday about hope and the renewal of life? Definitely save this one for December, or for sooner — we won’t judge.