Emerging power
In this sculptural arrangement, nature and structure converge in an upward movement and balance. The base consists of a weathered tree trunk, a symbol of transience and renewed growth. From this rise thin branches like an abstract forest. Wrapped iron wire elements reinforce the direction and tension of the arrangement. Fritillaria imperialis forms an impressive focal point, while Anigozanthos, Pieris, Asparagus plumosus, lilies, and a single French Tulipa add playfulness and elegance. The dynamic lines and airy placement of the materials also make the robust composition refined; an embodiment of the resilience of nature.
Rhythmic balance
Two bundles of even branches, firmly tied together with rubber elements, form the basis of the composition. The floral arrangement grows harmoniously within these ascending organic structures. The illuminating orange calyxes of Sandersonia aurantiaca give the piece a playful, dynamic appearance. Spherical seed pods of Scabiosa stellata subtly add texture, while fine Asparagus plumosus foliage softens the composition with airy movement. The metal lines in the background enhance proportions and structure. An intriguing dialogue between geometry and natural growth.
Crystal Nexus
Architectural precision and organic forms converge. The basic structure is a complex network of rubber-wrapped elements that appear to move like a living organism. Glass spheres are subtly integrated, reflecting light and creating an almost extraterrestrial effect. An invitation to wonder and discovery, where every detail contributes to the mystique of the composition. The floral arrangement also enhances the mysterious atmosphere. Deep blue anemones contrast beautifully with the dark structure, while white Ornithogalum and Allium add a playful and airy character to the whole. The fine texture of Asparagus leaves adds extra movement.
Play of semicircles
The base of this Christmas table arrangement consists of Oasis Styropor Cake
Dummy's. A third of the largest shape has been cut off.
The slightly smaller size is divided into two equal halves. With Oasis
Anchor Tape, layers of Oasis Bio floral foam are attached
to the top of the polystyrene shapes – these are pre-wrapped in
plastic foil. The smaller shapes are covered with strips
of cork, the large shape with dried and gold-colored sprayed Cobra
leaf. Then the shapes are glued together with hot glue.
The floral foam tops are decorated with Rosa 'Red
Naomi', rose hips, Abies nobilis, Pinus, Malus waxed apples,
gold-colored sprayed Asparagus plumosus and fruits of the
plane tree (Platanus).
Christmas moon
The base consists of a round polystyrene shape wrapped with reed pith, secured with staples. A roll is made from a strip of cardboard with corn husk glued on it. This is attached to one side of the reed pith circle. The remaining crescent shape is filled with Christmas greenery (Pinus, Abies nobilis), gold-colored sprayed Asparagus plumosus, rose hips, red Christmas balls, and coconut Christmas stars. The whole arrangement is mounted on a base. Finally, some rose hips are glued onto the corn husk roll.
Christmas cones
Flexible willow branches are attached in an arched shape to a polystyrene base wrapped with cork strips. Taxus greenery is attached to a number of arches with
wiring. Wooden cones filled with Oasis floral foam are
clamped between the willow branches. The red fruits and
flowers – Rosa ‘Red Naomi’, rose hips, Gypsophilla,
Dendrobium – form a contrast with the green. Asparagus plumosus and Papaver seed pods sprayed in gold
provide the finishing touch.