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Natural Colors Combine Perfectly with Ilonka

They give an extra touch to the floral design

By: IVAN BERGH | 10-03-2021 | 1 min read
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As a florist, you must learn to experiment, to dare with new materials, new shapes. It gives space to the imagination to make it visible and give it shape. So, when I saw this bright white chrysanthemum Ilonka by breeder Dümmen Orange, I had several ideas for a design and so I started to work... And I am happy to show the result in my blog.   Natural Colors Combine Perfectly with Chrysant Ilonka by Ivan Bergh  

Design, Run a Floral Design School, Teach and Judge

My name is Ivan Berghella, everyone calls me Ivan Bergh. I am Italian, I live and work in Pescara. I have my school, ( Ivan Bergh Floral School ), where we teach everything about compositions, flowers, and their useI am a floral designer, an international teacher, and a judge in floral competitions. I think that flowers can express our feelings, give a voice to our emotions. With colors, shapes, and materials we are able to communicate everything we have inside as artists. Flowers, love, and passion...    

Brown and Natural Colors

Brown and natural colors combine perfectly with Ilonka as you can see in these arrangements. I love both the transparency in some of these designs as the closed designs as the bowl or the plate with only flower petals.     Natural Colors Combine Perfectly with Chrysant Ilonka by Ivan Bergh  
The beautiful green hearts of the flowers are really nice to also use separately beside the flowers. They give an extra touch to the floral design.
    Natural Colors Combine Perfectly with Chrysant Ilonka by Ivan Bergh       Natural Colors Combine Perfectly with Chrysant Ilonka by Ivan Bergh     Natural Colors Combine Perfectly with Chrysant Ilonka by Ivan Bergh   All photos by Ivan Bergh
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Ivan Bergh

My name is Ivan Berghella, everyone calls me Ivan Bergh. I am Italian, I live and work in Pescara. Graduated as an accountant in 1996, I immediately decided to take a new path. I wanted to work in the world of flowers. In 2001 I began my first collaboration with the European Athenaeum of Floral Art as an international teacher and judge, a collaboration that continued until 2011. In the meantime, in the years 2006 and 2007 I also participated in 6 different international seminars with the Flornet project in Hungary, Germany, Holland, and Norway. I took part in several competitions for florists, winning the Italian Championship and getting second and third places in International Championships in Sweden and Denmark. In my life there have always been flowers, my parents grew flowers, and so my passion and my feeling with them must have been born spontaneously. Probably this pushed me to become a florist, then my opening to the world led me to start international collaborations. I opened my school where we teach everything about compositions, flowers, and their use. You learn how to become a florist, but above all and most importantly, you learn to experiment, to dare with new materials, new shapes. It gives space to the imagination to make it visible and give it shape. I think that flowers can express our feelings, give a voice to our emotions. With colors, shapes, and materials we are able to communicate everything we have inside as artists. Flowers, love, and passion...

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