Endless Summer

Dried vines have been arranged in a black Eychenne Oasis wreath. Additional vines are also wrapped around it in a three-dimensional pattern. The floral foam contains various summer flowers, such as (garden) roses, clematis, and daisies. By arranging the stems in layers with space between them, a sense of depth is created.

Playful tenderness

The delicate Gillenia trifoliata flower is perfect for a summery, wheat-sheaf-style bouquet, especially when presented in a large bowl rather than a vase. Dried and bleached Lagurus is arranged in layers beneath the Gillenia. The white, bleached stems add the finishing touch and create a beautiful overall effect.

Green

In nature, the summer season brings a wide range of green hues, from fresh, budding shades to deep greens. This arrangement features a variety of green tones, combined with two contrasting shapes. A square piece of Styrofoam is covered with pieces of Placuna shell and rests on the round vase. Ferula branches sparkle in the vase, interspersed with wheat and Solomon’s seal. With the Solomon’s seal refreshed weekly, this arrangement can serve as a reception desk arrangement at a business during the summer, as the rest of the arrangement can dry out beautifully.

Cosmopolitan

This wooden frame was cut using a laser cutter. The reddish-pink color gives the arrangement a fresh and contemporary look. Thanks to the frame’s clever design, the flowers stay in place on their own. This means there’s no need to tie the bouquet. The bouquet is richly filled with the beautiful colors and textures of peonies, lilacs, and ranunculus. As a finishing touch, various types of orchids, mini-poppy seed pods, and Talinum ‘Long John’ have been added, giving the arrangement a playful and refined look.

Floating Meadow

For this design, reeds were woven into a wreath shape. The wreath is mounted on a wooden base, which was created using a laser cutter. This gives the piece a modern foundation with a traditional character. Talinum ‘Long John’, mini poppy seed pods, and Craspedia have also been woven into the reed, adding extra texture and a playful, natural effect.

All the flowers are arranged in glass tubes attached at the base. The arrangement features Allium, Clematis, ‘Butterfly’ ranunculus, lilacs, and dark purple Nepenthes, among other flowers.

Natural Summer

A tall frame in natural tones forms the basis of this design. The custom-designed wooden frame incorporates long, dried reed stalks, which give it an airy and natural look. The flowers are arranged in small glass tubes that can be easily attached to the frame in various places. This creates a playful and flexible floral arrangement.

Materials used include: Allium and Digitalis, combined with lilacs, ranunculus, Vanda orchids, Clematis, various grasses, and delicate greenery.