Scented jewelry
Fragrance is central to this piece of jewelry. Strands of hyacinth buds not only provide a clear seasonal accent, but also add a sensory layer. Vanda brings calm and elegance to the design, keeping the whole piece balanced.
Movement
Hellebore, lisianthus, Eryngium, and Viburnum are incorporated into this bouquet on a spring wood frame. The construction gives the arrangement clear movement and direction. The number of stems used and the loose structure make this work a contemporary interpretation of the Dutch hand-tied bouquet.
Open and airy
This bouquet by Esther Weijenberg exudes spring. The generous use of Viburnum keeps the arrangement open and airy, while the flowers have been carefully placed to maintain balance. The colors are fresh and natural, with a light decorative finish that makes the bouquet suitable for a variety of uses.
Web structure
Dupré developed a table piece on a spider web-like wire frame in which flowers and leaves are carefully arranged. Wire-covered extensions support the orchids and reinforce the layering. Amaryllis, Syringa, and Phalaenopsis together form an elegant yet technically sophisticated whole.
Winter & Christmas inspiration
Party time!
It's party time! This around-the-neck draped floral bodywear will steal the show during any festive occasion. The necklace is created from Oasis copper colored aluminum wire and copper colored bouillon wire decorated with copper and gold colored beads. The flowers used include Cymbidium orchids, terracotta-colored lisianthus, Alstroemeria and Clematis.