Seasonal plant displays bring color, meaning, and creative expression to homes and events, shaping a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout the festive period.
The designer, who is originally from Singapore, conjures up beautiful, fully furnished and nature-inspired living areas in her imagination.
This rose from grower Fontana brings a different kind of aesthetics to designs in which one uses it.
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"When I face stress, I stay calm by organizing my priorities and taking things one step at a time. I also take short moments to disconnect and breathe, which helps me reset."
My name is Cristina López, and I’m a proud mother of two wonderful boys: Juan Ignacio (10) and Nicolás (8). My journey in the flower industry began in 2007, inspired by my father, who used to grow greens and tropical flowers in Cachipay, Colombia. After completing my studies in Industrial Design, I decided to support my father’s business and began commercializing the products we had grown. This experience opened the door to the world of floral design. I later launched my own flower shop and took various floral design courses, which allowed me to start creating arrangements for corporate and social events.
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Titled 'Plant Pulses', the installation visualised the normally inaudible activity of plants as they undergo stress and recovery.
What would an ant see if it looked up while walking through a field of flowers? This is 'Flowerscapes'.
No matter the context, place or culture, plants and flowers enhance the spirit of the holiday season.
This is the quiet December tradition that invites people to slow down reconnect with nature and reflect on resilience during the festive season.
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A meadow of 8,800 mirrored flowers sounds like a fantasy, but for Studio mo man tai, it becomes a data-driven portrait of the Netherlands
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Varieties that bring calm, purity, and lasting beauty to festive tables, thoughtful gifts, and creative arrangements throughout the holiday period.
Find out more about this hybrid of Oriental lilies. You'll be fascinated by its story and development!
Learn how one flowering plant continues to influence indoor spaces during the colder months and beyond.
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Nefianto has become one of Indonesia’s most sought-after wedding designers, admired for his floral creations and special ability to reflect each couple’s character in his work.
When we first started doing floral parcels for clients, my interest in floral design grew, and I started learning from books. The demand for our floral bouquets grew exponentially, and we began receiving orders for floral designs to accompany small private parties, grand openings, intimate blessing ceremonies, corporate events, fashion shows, and other special occasions. People really started to notice us after we began doing floral designs for both local and international fashion brands such as Louis Vuitton, Kenzo, Alexander McQueen, and Hermès. Since then, I’ve never looked back.
See how nearly a decade of growing and nurturing ends up in your Christmas arrangements.
We exhibited the length of the stems, the size of the flowers, and the purity of the color in a Michelin-acclaimed restaurant. Three in one, all to see the beauty of Rose Red Naomi.
Part of Beekenkamp's LaBella Maggiore Fun series, this variety bursts with oversized, ruffled petals in an energetic orange-red shade.
Designing gives me energy and calm at the same time. I love to experiment with flowers, especially now for Christmas.
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Rich flowers that are an eternal demonstration of love and affection that is spread by these holidays.
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The best holiday decor materials often grow within walking distance. They only ask that we gather them with care and respect for nature.
If your yard doesn’t get a lot of sun, try planting a shade garden that will thrive in low light.
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Rich, glossy, and deep green fronds that remain that way through the year, even when winter blankets the landscape.
From the high peaks to the tree lot at your local hardware store, these plants of the genus Abies offer a spectacular array of options.
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Traditionally made with bamboo, pine, and sometimes plum branches, these arrangements carry weight and purpose.
The origins of kadomatsu stretch back over a thousand years, arriving in Japan from China around the eighth century. The famous form recognized today wasn't fully established until the Edo period. Traditionally made with bamboo, pine, and sometimes plum branches as well as an assortment of native florals, these arrangements carry weight and purpose.
This is part of their beloved Winter Collection, and why you'll love it so much in the classic color schemes for X-mas, plus garden and spray roses as well!
These flowering branches by Continental Floral Greens bring nature indoors.
Decorum collaborates closely with top breeders to bring you up to 75 fresh varieties each year. Here are some of the plant novelties.
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Discover the most-loved Christmas gifts of the year, from cosy comforts to smart gadgets and thoughtful personal picks.
With its colorful flowers that bloom in the darkest winter days, this is a cheerful addition for the holiday season.
This big bloom rings the Christmas bells and is one of the most popular flowering plants to have during the festivities.
There are various hypoallergenic flowers that add a burst of color to your yard without making you feel itchy or congested.
Welcome positive energy into your home and enjoy the beauty of these living accessories.
This good-fortune foliage plant infuses your home with a tropical feel and purifies indoor air.
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