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.
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.
Pure texture
By mid-August, autumn is already in the air. The atmosphere is changing. It is moister, there is dew on the grass, you smell the earthy scent and there are lots of cobwebs in often unexpected places.
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.