Australian Artificial Plants And Silk Flowers Retailer Launches Online Store
Apr 6, 2018
The Plants Project, a Melbourne based supplier of artificial plants and silk flowers announced the opening of their new online store for the Australian market.
St Kilda, Australia - April 6, 2018 /PressCable/ —
The Plants Project, a retailer specializing in plastic plants and silk flowers based in Melbourne, Australia, launched a new online store offering a wide range of artificial plants and flowers for clients looking to buy life-like plant decorations.
More information can be found at https://theplantsproject.com.au
Josh Bulafkin, CEO of The Plants Project, when asked about the store said:
“All of us are very excited about the new online shop for the Australian market. We have gone to great lengths to put together a unique selection of artificial plants and flowers to satisfy a wide range of potential customers looking to purchase high-quality decorative items. Whether someone visits our store looking to brighten up their office or looking for ways to add some greenery to their home we have them covered. We are confident that our ever-expanding selection of various botanicals, flowers, succulents as well as pots and hanging baskets will satisfy the needs of every customer.”
Recent years have seen considerable improvement in both materials and technologies used in the manufacturing of artificial greens. New materials allow the production of highly detailed plastic plants that are durable, low maintenance and increasingly more difficult to distinguish from their live counterparts. Thanks to these developments the popularity of these decor items is on the rise and expected to stay that way.
The Plants Project team is looking to position the new online store at the forefront of this expanding market. Visitors can browse a huge selection of plastic trees, hanging baskets and floral combinations and can also find tips with decoration ideas as well as greenery trends.
Trade buyers are welcomed as well and the company offers free shipping within Australia for orders above $200.
Customers interested to learn more about the online selection available to purchase can do so at the above mentioned company website.
Contact Info:
Name: Josh Bulafkin
Organization: The Plants Project
Address: 396 St Kilda Road, St Kilda, Vistoria 3182, Australia
Phone: +61-413-044-895
For more information, please visit https://theplantsproject.com.au
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 325886
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