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.
A vibrant play of colors
An Oasis BioLine BioWave in a basket forms the basis of this colorful floral arrangement. The flowers have been deliberately mixed, creating a composition where color, flower shape, and texture alternate. Lilium ‘Apricot Fudge’ adds a warm apricot hue; Achillea ‘Neonglow Ember New Red’ adds a contrasting red. The pale pink Paeonia ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ and the more vividly colored Paeonia ‘Karl Rosenfield’ provide volume. Helleborus ‘Classic Grace’ introduces a calmer rhythm among the flowers. The dark foliage of Cotinus coggygria ‘Royal Purple’ adds depth, while Gleichenia polypodioides, or coral fern, connects the various flower shapes with its delicate branches.
Staying Connected
Four Oasis wreaths represent the different parts of a family. The circular shape symbolizes infinity and enduring connection. Lily Grass also connects the individual wreaths structurally: the long leaves are directed toward one another and tied together. Lilium ‘Brindisi’ defines the floral composition. Achillea ‘Neonglow Ember New Red’, arranged low in the composition, adds color and depth, while Gleichenia polypodioides, coral fern, and Asparagus setaceus provide delicate branching and movement. The soft plumes of Lagurus ovatus, rabbit’s-tail grass, contrast with the cleaner lines. Begonia leaves and Cotinus add depth.
Rhythm from the Sea and the Garden
Two Oasis BioLine BioWave bases are joined together to form a single funeral arrangement. Scallop shells and dried coral add rhythm to the composition. At the base, Pascal combines the blossoms of Cotinus “Royal Purple” with the delicate foliage of Ruscus. Shortly cut buds of Lilium ‘Apricot Fudge’ provide accents among the greenery, while Helleborus ‘Classic Grace’ rises up from the arrangement. The airy flowers of Sanguisorba ‘Red Dream’ and small pieces of Asparagus setaceus soften the transition between the floral arrangement and the casket.
Window garland
This summery window garland was created using a variety of materials. The base of the arch-shaped decoration consists of clematis vines, secured with paper twine. A garland of fresh flowers was attached to the vines using cable ties. Here, too, there is an abundance of color and variety in the flowers: Paeonia lactiflora, Phalaenopsis, Cymbidium, Allium schubertii, Dahlia, Zantedeschia, Eryngium, Eustoma grandiflorum, Rosa, Celosia argentea, Cotinus coggygria, and Clematis vitalba.
In Harmony
This warm-toned arrangement was inspired by the classic Mobach vase, with colors drawn directly from its ceramic glaze. By working exclusively with warm hues, a dis
tinctly different mood emerges. The bold, full forms of Paeonia, Rosa, Chrysanthemum, Calendula, and Dahlia create a strong visual foundation, contrasted by the delicate, airy textures of Cotinus, Lathyrus, and Gloriosa. Key to achieving the sense of warmth and dimension is care
fully placed Viola, Paeonia, and Dahlia.
The arrangement was composed directly in the vase, without support materials.