As soon as I walked through the door and opened the fridge, my eyes were immediately drawn to that little floral arrangement—pure, instant bliss.

It may be small, but it fits perfectly into the quiet moments of everyday life.

What looks like a simple flower arrangement is, in fact, a heartfelt little joy in daily living.

It’s okay if you don’t have a garden—your fridge becomes my very own “mini‑garden”!

This is a magically magnetic refrigerator flower holder that seamlessly blends function with aesthetic appeal. The sleek, natural-inspired design features a faux‑wood grain exterior, while the interior houses removable test tubes—perfect for holding a single fresh bloom, a petite bouquet, or even dried flowers.

With its built‑in magnetic back, this piece effortlessly attaches to metal surfaces like refrigerators, iron cabinets, or workstation dividers, allowing you to “hang” your floral accents in any corner of your home and infuse your living space with warmth and charm.

• Compatible with both fresh and dried flowers, this holder is designed to securely hold standard test tube–based hydroponic arrangements.

• Compact in size yet rich in artistic flair, it offers a stylish, space‑saving solution that enhances your home decor without taking up much room.

• Perfect for everyday decoration, festive displays, or thoughtful gift designs.

• Feel free to combine multiple units to create your very own “refrigerator garden”!

• The back features four recessed mounting holes, designed to accommodate 4x2mm magnets. In practice, just two magnets are more than sufficient to ensure a firm, secure hold. If you’re using different magnet sizes, simply adjust the dimensions of the recessed slots to achieve optimal compatibility.

We recommend printing the test tubes using PETG—allowing you to freely experiment with color palettes to craft a Nordic minimalist vibe, a fresh Japanese aesthetic, or a touch of retro elegance.

Designing this piece wasn’t easy—but if you encounter any issues during printing, feel free to share photos in the comments to discuss solutions together. Please avoid leaving ratings below 3 stars unless absolutely necessary; we truly appreciate your support and feedback!

Due to variations in material properties and other factors, if you notice any leaks at the base of the printed test tubes, a single drop of adhesive can easily seal them up and restore their integrity.