Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts

2009-12-08

Flower trends winter


Look & Wonder

“Flowers appeal to the imagination,” says arranger Angelique Diks. “They are perfect for creating a fairytale atmosphere. Cymbidium, with its traditional image, is ideal for the Look & Wonder theme.”

“The use of white as the main colour in winter has a surprising effect. We are often tempted to use warm shades during this time of year but a white background makes a perfect foil for subtle colour highlights. Natural green, purple and pink add pizzazz to white and soft natural shades.   

Cymbidiums – in their many lovely pastel tints – are a fairytale in their own right. Used on its own this orchid creates a very individual level of excitement; it is a flower that cannot be seen in full at a single glance. Although Cymbidium is a powerful flower, it can be used harmoniously in arrangements. Cymbidium plays its part with panache in stylish, modern and traditional floral work. An unusual vase or the use of china birds are an extra inspirational prompt.

Mythical – the birds in this natural bouquet of Gypsophila paniculata ‘My Pink’, Cymbidium other green, Dianthus standard ‘Prado Pino’ and twigs, bring nature indoors.

White surprise – The unusual vase creates a fairytale effect with this simple arrangement of double flowered Eustoma russellianum ‘Excalibur Pure White’, Cymbidium B F ‘Silver’ and white twigs of Betula.

Winter romance – romantic sparks fly off this hand tied bouquet of mixed Cymbidium, Limonium sinensis Silver Diamond and spray Dianthus ‘White Fleurette’.

Sweet sensation – like a dish of sweetmeats: Cymbidium mixed, Gypsophila paniculata ‘Million Stars’, double flowered Eustoma russellianum ‘Excalibur Pure White’, double flowered Eustoma russellianum ‘Mariachi Misty Pink’ and Dianthus other mixed
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Modern fable – Anthurium Andreanum Grp ‘Acropolis’ and Cymbidium B F ‘Silver’ sparkle and glow among the white twigs of Betula.
Tips: Sensually stimulating
Peace and harmony are the current trends in the world of interior design. Unusual floral design can create the excitement and lift the trend demands. Use flowers that stimulate the senses; that have a story to tell. This winter’s materials are refined and elegant, but benefit from a little playful estrangement. It’s OK for a single item to draw all the attention.

Winter flower ideas 2009


In all shopping malls, towns and cities you can feel the excitement of Christmas getting closer. All red and white decorations are grabbed out of the shed, lights cheer up every street and before you know it: Christmas trees. One of the things you cannot hide all year: fresh flowers!
We've summed up some fresh ideas for the red and white period in December. We certainly hope it gets your attention.

Sophisticated gem – An attractive, contemporary collection of striking flowers. An absolute gem in a stylish interior: Hippeastrum Double Galaxy Grp Red Nymph, Heliconia caribaea and Tulipa with bulb 'Brilliant Star'.

No-nonsense – The same striking flowers but now in a straightforward, no-nonsense arrangement. Perfect in a traditional setting and needing no artificial enhancement. Hippeastrum Double Galaxy Grp Red Nymph, Heliconia caribaea, Tulipa with bulb 'Brilliant Star'.

Regal gesture – A touching bouquet of flowers without leaves but with a majestic look. Luxury wrapping foil adds the finishing touch. Ranunculus asiaticus 'Elegance White', Tulipa Parrot Grp 'Super Parrot', Helleborus niger 'Christmas Glory' and Rosa large flowered Avalanche+.

Till time do us part – Modern duo bouquet. Casually controlled for nonchalance despite being arranged in groups. 1st bouquet: Ranunculus asiaticus 'Elegance White', Tulipa Parrot Grp 'Super Parrot', Helleborus niger 'Christmas Glory', Rosa large flowered Avalanche+. 2nd bouquet: Ranunculus asiaticus 'Elegance White'.

Round rosette – Round bouquet tied in typical Biedermeier style. Christmas tree decorations are fixed to the base of Hydrangea macrophylla Glowing Alps (classic) with flower glue and the other flowers are distributed equally: Anemone coronaria 'Jerusalem Red', cluster Rosa Mambo, Anthurium Andreanum Grp Marijke, Skimmia per bunch japonica 'Rubella'.

Red design – Parallel bound, modern bouquet in groups and at different levels. Anemone coronaria 'Jerusalem Red', cluster Rosa Mambo, Anthurium Andreanum Grp Marijke, Skimmia per bunch japonica 'Rubella', Christmas tree decorations in water.

2009-11-14

Which flowers to choose for a winter bouquet

Modern technology and greenhouse cultivation of flowers can at any time of year to admire the most thermophilic and capricious their views. Restrictions on the choice of colors for a winter bouquet, which would be due to a lack of certain types of flowers for sale, practically no. The only restrictions for winter bouquets - aesthetic. Pick up a winter bouquet so that it is in harmony with the season and in doing so was not too dull and cold - the whole art.

Start compiling a winter bouquet should be with the selection of colors. Best in winter are considered compositions of roses, lilies, edelweiss. Choosing a white variety of all these colors, we have exquisite wedding bouquet. If you choose red roses, the lucky owner of this bouquet winter cold does not seem so bleak. In the winter bouquets is not recommended to use more than three different colors, or more than three species. A colorful multicolor best left for spring and summer, winter moderation looks harmonious.

To decorate a winter bouquet an ideal choice as the various "green" and coniferous twigs or branches with the effect of snow. Bright bouquet design packaging for winter unacceptable. On a snowy background of the flowers are extremely beautiful in themselves, so do not need additional color accents.

One of the most popular areas of use in winter bouquets are weddings.