Floral Foam – A reliable foundation for fresh flower arrangements

Floral foam allows you to build flower pieces that stay in shape, remain hydrated and look vibrant for days. The foam absorbs water naturally and releases it slowly, giving fresh flowers exactly what they need to maintain their colour and structure.

Place the foam in a bucket of water for a few hours and let it absorb on its own (never push it under). Once saturated, it can be cut to size with ease — perfect for bowls, vases, table arrangements or seasonal displays.

At Decoration, you can choose between individual blocks or a full box for workshops, larger projects or frequent use. Both options offer the same high quality: firm, rot-free and easy to work with.

This floral foam is designed specifically for fresh flowers. If you are working with dried materials or silk flowers, Foam Sec is the correct choice — firmer, stronger and ideal for materials that do not require water.

Floral foam is an essential tool for anyone who enjoys creating with natural materials: florists, creative makers, or interior lovers who like to decorate their home with real flowers and greenery.

Benefits
• Absorbs water quickly and evenly
• Keeps fresh flowers beautiful for longer
• Easy to cut and shape
• Suitable for bowls, pots, vases and table pieces
• Available per block or by the box
• Rot-free and stable in structure
• For dried or silk arrangements: use Oasis Sec

FAQ – Floral Foam

How do I use floral foam?
Place it gently on the water and let it absorb fully on its own. Then cut it to the size needed for your arrangement.

Is floral foam only for fresh flowers?
Yes. It is designed to hydrate fresh flowers. For dried or silk flowers, use Oasis Sec.

Can I shape it easily?
Yes — it cuts smoothly with a sharp knife and can be shaped to fit various containers.

Should I choose single blocks or a box?
Single blocks are perfect for small projects. A box is more economical for frequent use, workshops or larger floral pieces.

How long does floral foam last?
When stored dry, it remains usable for years. Keep leftover pieces for smaller designs.