Lush
This arrangement, set in a modern tulip vase by Mobach, evokes the lush abundance of Dutch Golden Age still lifes while embracing a contemporary aesthetic. Large, open blooms are arranged in rich variety, with a striking color gradient that flows from deep purples through pinks to peach, fuch
sia, red, and even a touch of orange. These vibrant hues mirror the unique glaze of the vase, creating a cohesive and expressive composition. The interplay of light and shadow enhances the luxurious mood, giving this modern still life both depth and drama.
Delicate
This delicate arrangement, created on the new OASIS® Renewal Floral Foam, reflects Hanneke's signature style with a soft, pastel color palette. At its heart, a butterfly rests gently on a Chrysanthemum, its wings perfectly echoing the surrounding hues - a subtle yet striking detail. The composition feels light and romantic, yet rich in variety and texture, showcasing a refined sense of balance and elegance.
Mysterious
This arrangement was created in a tall brown vase with rounded shapes and a very narrow opening - far too small to hold such an abundance of flowers on its own. To solve this, Hanneke secured two blocks of OASIS® Renewal Floral Foam on top, allowing for a dramatic and expressive composition. The mood is dark and mysterious, with rich tones of deep red and burgundy adding elegance and depth. In the bold color palette, only the attentive viewer can discover a beautiful, delicate butterfly.
Between layers
A considerable number of bamboo sticks are wrapped with rope using a drilling machine and secured at both ends with binding wire. These wrapped sticks create an airy base for this bouquet, consisting of a large and a small base. These are attached one above the other. In between, all the flowers are tied in a sheaf-like manner – the flowers are between the two layers. Flowers used: orange disbudded chrysanthemums, Germini in orange and salmon shades, Avalanche Peach rose, red Helleborus and Hydrangea, Euphorbia 'Autumn Leaves' and Amaryllis 'Maestro'.
Simplicity
On a zinc pot in ‘oil’ colors, a stacking is made of oasis cake shapes – to two-thirds of the pot size. A thin layer of cling film is applied around the oasis to retain the water. Three tonkin sticks are inserted through all layers to give the whole thing firmness. You can also easily insert the flower stems through the layer of plastic. A number of wired pine cones are inserted into the base in a nice distribution. After this, the green materials are cut short until the entire column is filled: pink spray chrysanthemum, Hydrangea ‘Revolution’ and different types of Cape green. Two Nobilis branches have been stripped until only the tips are filled with green. These are attached to the side of the column at two points with binding wire.
Floral spiral
The base is a catkin nest on a metal base. For this nest structure formed of Salix branches, all branches are individually tied to the base and then clamped together. The nest structure can be used multiple times - a spiral of soft flowers has been chosen that perfectly matches the soft catkins.
A mix of flowers is inserted on an Oasis garland: salmon-colored spray roses, Rosa 'Bombastic', soft pink Hydrangea and Eustoma 'Wed Pink', fuchsia-colored Clematis 'Amazing Kyiv' give the color scheme a boost. A number of Begonia maculata leaves have been added as an accent.