Strong through simplicity
This bouquet focuses on a single material: Clematis 'Miami'. Choosing a single flower variety creates calm, rhythm, and a distinct visual language. The base is a funnel-shaped structure woven with Salix. This traditional construction serves as a guideline for the design and gives direction to each stem. The Clematis is woven through and between the wickerwork, allowing the flowers to find their place naturally and creating a sleek, funnel-shaped silhouette. The star-shaped blooms contrast subtly with the delicate lines of the branches, creating an airy, graphic image.
Shield
A shield-shaped base is completely covered with catkins from Salix caprea. This structure serves as a backdrop for flowers and foliage and enhances the dramatic use of color. The work emphasizes Dupré's sense of form and contrast.
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.
Biedermeier Reinvented
This elegant Biedermeier bouquet celebrates the classic circular form with a modern and sustainable approach. Built using concentric rings of carnations, each flower head carefully pierced with aluminum wire and arranged in a precise spiral pattern. The design has a richly textured, domed shape. Orchids and soft catkin stems add visual interest and contrast. The used technique pays homage to 19th-century German floral art. Placed in a clear glass vase with neatly tied stems, this bouquet is both decorative and environmentally conscious.
Intertwined
In a conical shape, made from a base of 1.4 mm wire, a multitude of flowers are horizontally interwoven, with alternating transparency and compaction. Flowers used: Chasmanthium, Talinum ‘Long John’, Astrantia major ‘Roma’, Gloriosa ‘Fifty Shades’, Clematis Amazing Kyiv, Salix, Kalanchoe ‘Mirabella’, Phalaenopsis multiflora ‘Red Lion’.
Circle of blue grape hyacinths
First, two different sizes of Oasis Biolit Bio dishes are filled with branches, after which the flowers are incorporated. Floral materials used: Narcissus, Clematis, Crocosmia, Sanguisorba and Salix. The edge of the floral foam is finished with Muscari bulbs that are clamped between the floral foam and the edge of the dishes. Butterflies folded from paper provide an extra spring feeling.