Wheel of remembrance
A stripped, painted black bicycle wheel rim is attached to a peg with a solid gravel stone underneath, forming a graphic statement. Through the holes of the spokes, black iron wires are stretched with glass tubes attached. In these, a playful rhythm of hanging and ascending lines is created; the green and white color scheme keeps the image serene and light.
Materials used: various white roses, hanging Amaranthus, branches of Rosa 'Corallo' and hollyhock tendrils with pods (Raphanus raphanistrum).
Seasonal
A generous bouquet symbolizes the transition from late summer to fall. Powerful branch structures combined with Rosa 'Corallo' branches, berries and full flower heads. The layered structure and rich color gradient make the bouquet a real eye-catcher for entrance or counter. The sculptural vase underlines the showstopper allure to welcome the new season already at the entrance. Materials used: blackthorn, hawthorn, rose hips, Heliopsis, Dahlia.
Remembrance with solar power
A durable object made of cardboard, plastered all around with dried sunflower seeds for texture. Some beautiful Rosa 'Corallo' branches are placed in the fluted cardboard blocks with some tendrils of Cardiospermum halicacabum 'Love in a Puff'. The open structure allows itself to be filled shortly before the ceremony; lines, plumes and seed boxes give rhythm and relief and allow personalization with garden flowers. Materials: ornamental grasses, pimpernel (Sanguisorba), spent Agapanthus with black seed boxes, Crocosmia and Heliopsis.
Prickly
A polystyrene ball is wrapped with red wool, leaving
space so that the approximately one hundred tonkin sticks can be inserted between them. The tonkin sticks were sprayed red – in a quick movement – and then subtly sprinkled with glitter while the paint was still wet. A number of small Christmas baubles are glued into the heart. Finally, the Nerine and Gloriosa are inserted on floral tubes between the 'Corallo' rose hips.
Scarlet Christmas
For this table decoration, various sizes of spheres were made from natural materials. For this purpose, kraft paper, peat, straw, and clay were mixed. A layer of paraffin makes them waterproof. Red Nerine 'Lydia', rosehips (Rosa corallo), Pinus branches, and kiwi vines connect the spheres in a harmonious way. The spheres are presented on narrow planks wrapped with kraft paper in the same color as the spheres. Pine cones, Malus apples, and red Christmas balls bring an extra decorative element.