Floating Meadow

For this design, reeds were woven into a wreath shape. The wreath is mounted on a wooden base, which was created using a laser cutter. This gives the piece a modern foundation with a traditional character. Talinum ‘Long John’, mini poppy seed pods, and Craspedia have also been woven into the reed, adding extra texture and a playful, natural effect.

All the flowers are arranged in glass tubes attached at the base. The arrangement features Allium, Clematis, ‘Butterfly’ ranunculus, lilacs, and dark purple Nepenthes, among other flowers.

Natural Summer

A tall frame in natural tones forms the basis of this design. The custom-designed wooden frame incorporates long, dried reed stalks, which give it an airy and natural look. The flowers are arranged in small glass tubes that can be easily attached to the frame in various places. This creates a playful and flexible floral arrangement.

Materials used include: Allium and Digitalis, combined with lilacs, ranunculus, Vanda orchids, Clematis, various grasses, and delicate greenery.

Green cylinder

This structure is made up of long wooden elements that come together to form a cylindrical shape. The soft green hue with subtle red accents is a perfect match for the
unique Nepenthes.

Openings are built into the bottom of the frame, allowing the water tubes to be easily secured. At the top, extra small tubes have been placed for adding additional flowers. The floral arrangement consists of peonies, anthuriums, and ranunculus, complemented by orchids, clematis, allium, and Ammi majus, creating a rich and refined
composition.

Bridal blue

The base of this bridal bouquet is made of wood and finished in a deep blue hue. Living materials used include Nepenthes, Tillandsia, Talinum ‘Long John’, Agapanthus, orchids, and Gymnocalycium ‘Spineless’. Various types of foliage provide calm and balance to the overall composition. The use of unexpected plant parts, such as roots, stems, and
leaves, adds extra character.

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.

Signature Bouquets

Over the years, every floral designer develops their own signature style. Not a fixed formula, but a recognizable way of working: choice of materials, proportions, technique, and atmosphere. In this special edition, DPK Floral Magazine brings together DPK Floral Magazine selection of such signature bouquets: designs in which personal style and craftsmanship take center stage.