A green and white floral palette truly is timeless. Whether it’s the inspiration for a wedding design, in the corner of a garden, the foundation of a home’s aesthetic — a combination of greens and whites are fresh and welcoming to all styles. With an abundance of leftover flowers from a season of reoccurring events,…
Floral Inspiration :: Daffodil’s Simplistic Statement
…a host, of golden daffodils; Beside the lake, beneath the trees, Fluttering and dancing in the breeze… — “The Daffodils” by William Wordsworth Daffodils, one of spring’s first blooms. They burst amongst the garden with their distinct yellow and orange hues, so vibrant and eye catching. They are the statement of a season beginning its fullest…
Summer Centerpieces :: Zinnias & Sunflowers
There’s nothing quite like the kaleidoscope of summer Zinnias, with their magical frills and voluminous thrills. And if there was a flower to epitomize summer, it might just be the Sunflower. Grand and prominent, and as golden as the sun. The days may ever-so slowly be shortening, as we enter the last long stretch of…
In Bloom :: Contemporary Summer Centerpieces
As creatives we all go through our own style seasons. Ones where we’re inspired and drawn more so to a particular aesthetic, flower, technique or color. And last summer was that for me, where I was in an “organic contemporary” phase with the intention of honing in on other floral design skills. I naturally created…
Spring Flowers :: Purple Rainbows
To create with flowers grown, with my hands and heart, adds a level of connection to every arrangement I make. No matter how simple or small, each piece is living art that tells our story. Every bloom a gift from mother nature, one I’m lucky to work with and preserve. Even if for a brief…
Spring Flowers :: April Pinks and Greens
Spring is everything winter is not, where it stays and lingers within your bones. Spring comes slowly, then quickly breezes through its passing stages. It reminds us every year, even as the days grow longer, how truly fleeting life is. And nothing shows this more than the first blooming flowers. The Tulips greet the sun,…
