Layered
According to Miranda ter Voorde, pencil daffodils are ideal for creating attractive bouquets. "They are often affordable, and by going big and complementing them with materials such as those in this arrangement, you can create a luxurious look. The bouquets can be quickly replaced when they have finished flowering. By using a lantern, I can work transparently in layers with all the materials, while still maintaining a sense of lightness. I first tied the daffodils together head to head. Then I placed the tied catkins vertically on top like a mat. Washed-out snowdrops on the edge add even more layering."
Ode to the tulip
Simplicity in multiples (and repetition) often creates the most beautiful arrangements. The trick is to find the right balance and keep the whole thing exciting to look at with a little imperfection. This arrangement is a contemporary take on the old-fashioned tulip vase. By arranging the blossoms widely, with long tulips, delicate Scabiosa, and fresh green Viburnum in between, this ode to the tulip was created.
Fond of the flower bulb
An Oasis bulb is carefully covered with tulip leaves, creating a stylized flower bulb. Above it rises a refined, organic frame, composed of an old root system and bulbs of pitriet. From this construction, the peony tulips unfold, as if emerging naturally from the bulb and following a natural, flowing line. The floral arrangement is placed on a glass vase that lends calm and stability to the whole. The spherical shape plays the leading role in this arrangement and forms the connecting factor between the base, the structure, and the flowers.
Delft Blue Spring
The fresh look and traditional character form the perfect basis for spring flowers. That's why I chose this Delft blue jardinière from De Porceleyne Fles. Several kenzan sticks have been used to create an airy structure of climbing hydrangea branches in the bowl. French tulips, yellow and white tulips, blue irises, ranunculus, and blue grape hyacinths are playfully arranged and secured among these branches. The green buds of the hydrangea add extra interest and create a natural transition between line and flower. The whole arrangement is an ode to spring, where tradition and innovation come together."
Harmonious
These vintage hanging vases from Cor Unum are each individually arranged and together form a harmonious spring bouquet. Featuring French tulips, clematis, irises, nerine, and viburnum, this bouquet is a real eye-catcher above the dining table.
Dutch
These plant arrangements are inspired by the old Dutch black-and-white checkered tablecloths of yesteryear. The white Primula obconica brings together that recognizable simplicity and coziness. A touch of nostalgia, with a fresh spring look.