4 Tips To Create A Flower Arrangement That Wakes Up Your Home's Interior
A Single Flower Arrangement
A single flower displayed in a vase can be incorporated into any room very easily. Use a vase that complements the size and structure of your flower or any kind of a vessel that is in keeping with the feel of your home. This is easily done even if you don’t have a bountiful garden to draw from. One beautiful flower or a grouping of single blooms can create a great display.
Use Structural Branches.
If you don’t have any flowers, try using an interesting looking branch or a group of branches to create a sculpture like arrangement. Curved long branches will work great for this. Place them in a tall vase or vessel with a narrow top. This kind of arrangement looks great on the coffee table or a kitchen countertop.
Make An Arrangement With A Mix of Flowers and Greens
You can mix flowers and greens very easily, and you can mix colors using whatever you have on hand. This will create a casual look for a room and your home. Try using something simple to display this arrangement, such as a ceramic pitcher, glass milk bottle, or even a vase with a minimal design. These will work best in this situation. Just make sure the container you use has a wide top, and cut your flowers based on the container’s length.
An Arrangement With All of the Same Flower Types in Abundance
Using the same type of flower makes for a beautiful type of arrangement. Depending on the size of the flower, you can use anywhere from just three flowers to over a dozen. Create the arrangement based on the size of your vase and where you might display it. For instance, using just three flowers placed in a small vase can easily be placed on your bathroom countertop, versus an arrangement with ten to twenty flowers which looks amazing displayed on your dining table or on a dresser.
The key thought here is to spread the wealth of your garden, and if you have an overabundance of flowers, maybe share a small arrangement with a friend.
Great design is in all of the details!
Until Next Time,
Gia
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