Trendy nature scene
On two biodegradable banana leaf bowls
is placed a block of floral foam
the sides of which are lined with
leaves of Aristolochia. Then
first, the position of the Cymbidium was determined.
Between these, Artemisia and some
cotton flowers (Gossypium) were placed.
Next, on toothpicks were placed
chestnuts and Miscanthus - with over the
stems with rolled up Aristolochia leaves
slid - into the arrangement.
The bronze-colored Cymbidium fits in
color completely fits the autumn trend. In this
trend is also the collection and study
objects or materials from nature is
important. In this arrangement
material colors recur repeatedly in the
flowers used - the dark chestnuts,
the bronze sheen on the Miscanthus
plumes, the light-colored cotton flowers.'
Playful contrasts
A half square of brown-painted insulation material is roof-topped with Cotinus leaf - which dries in nicely. All
leaves are folded in half just above the grain - the horizontal grain line remains visible - and adhered with double-sided tape.
The covered form was placed in an iron frame, with unpainted thick iron wire, narrow vertical lines were created in the square form
created on which squares of dried cobra leaf were glued. As a contrast, a wavy structure of dark brown rustic wire is
is attached horizontally. Hanging in this structure are orchids, Aristolochia tendrils, Clematis fluff and a few greenish-yellow sycamore
leaves (Populus alba). The Vanda orchids reflect the colors of the other materials and reflect the outdoor atmosphere
of autumn-winter. 'Clear contrasts always work well in an arrangement: as here open-closed, light-dark, living-dead.'
Blue treasure
A handmade unique bowl is filled with floral foam. Into this are inserted the following materials; flared hazelnut branches with "catkins" (Corylus avellana), tendrils of German pipe (Aristolochia macrophylla), Salix viminalis and blue grapes on bulb (Muscari armeniacum). On the whole are glued feathers and quail eggs.
Elegant summer
Matching the transparent undulating form, fragile lines and delicate white/green materials were chosen to create a refined balance
create. For the base, twelve welding wires (Ø 1.8mm) were attached and bent into a white wooden plant table. Thin tights (20 denier) were then pulled over the wires and secured at the bottom with cold glue. The whole thing was lightened up a bit with white spray paint. Along the edges, glass tubes and globe vases were secured with Poly Max and then made up with white flowers and greenery: Nigella damascena 'Bridal White' (damsel-in-
't-green), Scabiosa Scoob White, white Ixia and Delphinium, Platycerium bifurcatum (staghorn fern), Aristolochia tendrils and Tillandsia plants