If AI Flowers Look This Good Now, What Happens Next?
July 17, 2025 | 1 min to read
(Image: New Bloom Solutions) AI-generated. Prompt used: A realistic, romantic floral arrangement created for a live design competition. Theme: Romance for Less. The design features affordable flowers like blush carnations, pale peach spray roses, burgundy mini carnations, baby’s breath, seeded eucalyptus, and hypericum berries. Arranged in a neutral-toned pedestal vase with a flowing silk ribbon accent. The shape is soft, full, and slightly asymmetrical—elegant but not overly complex, designed to be completed in under 20 minutes. Warm natural light, neutral background, no text, 1920 x 1080.
Not long ago, I joined a Zoom meeting from a sleek, modern office background—complete with a stunning floral wall behind the conference table. But as beautiful as it looked, something about it was… off.
The flowers were flawless. Too flawless. Roses the size of dinner plates. Colors are too uniform. Textures are too polished. It was the kind of background that looked incredible at first glance—but if you know flowers, it didn’t take long to notice: this was AI-generated.
Someone on the call smiled and said, “That floral wall is amazing—but those are A.I.” We all laughed.
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