Dandelion bouquet
Gábor Nagy created a loose, airy bouquet using his favorite flower, the dandelion. "The center of the bouquet consists of dry floral foam in a round shape that I glued onto cardboard. I spray-painted the surface brown, covered it with decoupage glue, and sprinkled it with red quinoa seeds. Then I glued mirror plexiglass elements around it. I added some wires that I covered with black yarn. This made it much easier to arrange the flowers around the frame." Gábor used dried Actinidia vines, Clematis, Scabiosa, ranunculus, Nerine, Sanguisorba, and dandelions in the bouquet, among other things.
Norwegian composition
Mariann Holmen's first bouquet shows a distinctly Norwegian approach. By leaving plenty of space between the flowers, each element is given its own place. Viburnum, Nerine, and lisianthus are hand-tied into a calm, balanced composition.
Transparency
Lizzie Newcombe worked on a wooden disc as a base, using it to create a transparent and light arrangement. Nerine, Viburnum, and Lilium are combined with lichen-covered branches, keeping the whole arrangement spacious and refined.
Harmonious
These vintage hanging vases from Cor Unum are each individually arranged and together form a harmonious spring bouquet. Featuring French tulips, clematis, irises, nerine, and viburnum, this bouquet is a real eye-catcher above the dining table.
Denim
These wall objects are made from old jeans, combined with a scaffolding tube as a vase. Filled with Nerine, French tulips, and Clematis, they create a bold yet refined whole. A real eye-catcher for your wall.
Yarn vases
This arrangement consists of twelve glass vases wrapped in sewing thread in various colors. The matching threads are twisted together to form a branch shape, bringing everything together as a whole. Nerine, Salix, Clematis, and jasmine vines, among others, create a playful and versatile arrangement that looks great anywhere.