Ode

This bridal bouquet has a base of Bio-Oasis, glued to a plywood backing. The handle is wrapped in gold-colored floral wire. A classic Biedermeier arrangement unfolds from the center, composed of daffodils of uniform size. Accents of dill add a light, airy touch of elegance.

As the bouquet opens up, more varieties of daffodils come into view. This creates a rich, layered interplay of shapes and shades. A subtle touch of Cornus mas adds a natural rhythm and connects the arrangement to the season. The result is a understated tribute to seasonal flowers.

Stability with a natural look

Magdalena Kahlima used Oasis aluminum wire to construct the bouquets. "This offers precision and stability, while remaining light and natural in appearance. Technical elements remain visible and are deliberately integrated into the overall design."

This bouquet included Astrantia 'Star of Love', tulips 'Fra La Romaine', Talinum paniculatum 'Long John', Myrica gale, Cornus alba 'Sibirica', and lisianthus.

Purely balanced

Simplicity is central to this composition. A low bowl with soft, rounded inner shapes forms the basis for a sustainable flower arrangement. Several round kenzans lie in the bowl, subtly hidden beneath the surface of the water. They hold each stem separately, allowing the flowers to retain their natural growth direction.

Delicate, whimsical lines of Hamamelis and Cornus define the silhouette and add height and airiness. Clematis 'Kansas' stems move between them. The round flower shapes of French tulips, ranunculus, daffodils, and Helleborus provide rhythm and repetition.

The kenzan technique eliminates the need for floral foam and supports a sustainable approach: less material, more attention to nature, and longer-lasting flowers.

Natural personality

Vertical lines of Cornus branches form the foundation of this powerful, organic composition. The branches are interconnected with 1.6 mm annealed wire, creating an open and sturdy frame with a natural look. Clematis 'Tokyo' blooms between this slender structure, partly directly in the water of the bowl, partly placed in test tubes. The flowers appear to float freely, bringing softness to the robust branch frame. Airy Panicum Skygrass reinforces the natural character and provides movement and transparency.

Minimalism

Inspired by the Japanese art of Ikebana, this refined composition follows the principle of 'less is more', showing respect for each individual material. A clear glass vase is filled exclusively with compostable elements. The flower stems are supported by an internal latticework of Cornus branches, creating a clean, elegant composition without the use of floral foam or wire. The design cleverly utilizes negative space, highlighting the unique beauty of each flower.

Personality

Aluminum wires are tied to a wooden base. These are knotted in a star shape with Cornus branches in between. A base of glued white hyacinth nails is made from the center – these extend over the entire frame. Flowers of Clematis Amazing Kansas are glued onto the frame.