Soft lint
An OASIS Bio heart is fully lined with the soft seed heads of Clematis Amazing Kibo. The seed heads dry very nicely. Fixed with spray glue, the cuddly texture remains beautiful for months. Two curved stems of Allium sphaerocephalon and inverted flowers of Clematis Amazing Miami draw elegant movement and show the beautiful underside of the flowers.
Two hearts in one
A heart of silver aluminum wire (2 mm) is given a soft, silver-gray skin v an Calocephalus brownii. It is secured by wrapping with silver bouillon wire. Inside, a second, intimate small heart shape is glued with fine flowers - a beautiful symbolism. Materials used: Chrysanthemum, Scabiosa, Tillandsia, lisianthus, Clematis Amazing Kibo, mini Phalaenopsis and leaves of Kalanchoe.
Glowing flower cushion
On a substantial bowl lies a low base of OASIS Renewal blocks. The sleek outer edge of short-stalked Limonium contrasts with the warm, glowing center full of Scabiosa. The transition is given nuance with Talinum 'Long John' and Sanguisorba. Buds and single open flowers of Clematis Amazing Tokyo are the quiet eye-catchers.
Simplicity that touches
Peace, simplicity and meaning define the new farewell flower arrangements. With fewer florals and greens, space is created: clear shapes, tactile t extures and details that comfort without overcharging.
6x Floral Trends
Each year, Marginpar collaborates with a leading floral designer to present its vision on floral design trends. For 2025, European Champion Hanneke Frankema brings her own bold perspective to the table.
'Sustainability gives floral art a creative boost'
In an era when sustainability is becoming increasingly important, floral designer Max van de Sluis looks back to the past to find inspiration for the future. Reflecting on insights from his recently published book, Sustainable Floral Design, he candidly shares his personal experiences, practical insights, and explains why sustainability primarily offers a creative opportunity for the art of floral design.