A Personal Welcome
The welcome sign can be customized with individual name tags or a personal message. The sign, basket, and floral arrangement are treated as a single composition, with the flowers framing the text without obscuring it. Oasis Renewal in the basket forms the floral base. Moluccella laevis, Irish bells, and Allium add height and an open, flowing line; Ammi majus softens this with delicate flower umbels. Delphinium ‘Bella Andes Azure’ adds blue, while the soft character of the Cotinus coggygria ‘Royal Purple’ blossoms provides contrast. Asparagus setaceus adds movement. The Caladium leaves are mounted on a water tube for irrigation.
Growing freely on the box
This casket arrangement is, of course, arranged loosely, creating a casual, botanical look. The foliage of Caladium and Alocasia ‘Polly’ provides bold shapes, contrasting with the delicate textures of Asparagus setaceus and Asparagus densiflorus. Low-growing Allium schubertii introduces a graphic interplay of lines to the base; Moluccella laevis, also known as Irish bells, adds vertical lines. The grayish hue of the Asplenium fern complements the casket lid. Panicles of Ammi majus and the soft pink flowers of Paeonia ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ soften the composition. A single flower of Clematis ‘Amazing Kyiv’ provides a subtle finishing touch.
Asian design
The basic structure of this bouquet consists of a handle to which two antique Chinese plates are attached. The colors are coordinated with the color palette of the plates.
A spaghetti-like structure was created starting from the handle and wrapping around the plates. Several flowers were strung on metal wire, and these garlands were then incorporated into the spaghetti-like structure. Flowers were also glued to the structure using cold glue. Between the two plates is a layer of floral foam, which is filled on the sides with Hypericum berries. A few large Caladium leaves add a sense of calm to the arrangement.
Crocheted lace
The base of this bouquet is a small bag made of crocheted lace, which has been stiffened with starch. An iron handle—wrapped in white cotton using macramé—is attached to the bag. The flowers are arranged in small tubes of water inside the bag, which is further filled with white cotton. Materials used include green Viburnum opulus flowers, Rhipsalis tendrils, Hypericum berries strung on silver wire, Scabiosa ‘Bon Bon Scoop French Vanilla’ and Jasminum in shades ranging from white-pink to burgundy, Helleborus ‘Classic One’, and Scabiosa ‘Dark Cherry’. A Caladium leaf gives the bouquet a unique signature.
Balanced
This large, sustainable arrangement spans nearly a meter in width and is built on a striking base made from the roots of the Davallia fern. These roots dry beautifully, allowing the bowl-shaped structure to be reused time and again. The frame beneath - made from thick aluminum wire - is completely hidden, serving purely as a strong technical support. Long strands of fern root have been woven and layered into an intricate, textured network, adding depth and natural movement. Around 200 water tubes are discreetly embedded throughout the design, making it easy to refresh and reuse each one. Though robust in construction, the overall effect is organic and artistic - a perfect balance of structure and softness.
Floral Pillar
This striking vertical arrangement stands at an impressive 1.8 meters tall and is built upon a modern tulip vase from Ecri Living - a contemporary nod to a classic Dutch form. Inside the vase, a subtle internal structure of three sturdy aluminum wires supports the flowers, which are placed in tubes for hydration and flexibility. The design rises elegantly in a cylindrical shape, with color accents in the flowers reflecting the tones of the vase itself. Thanks to its modular and reusable construction, this piece is both visually impactful and sustainably designed.