Perennial Perspective
The most enduring appeal of floral design lies partly in its perennial perspective. A single arrangement can be viewed from countless angles, by various individuals, and under ever-changing light. This allows us, as floral designers, to experience a multitude of unique vantage points while creating with flowers.
The art of arranging lies in the ability to transform the same ingredients into vastly different designs. Thoughtful selections can evoke nostalgia, while others capture feelings of wholeness, abundance, or wildness.
It is a practice of both receptivity and creativity. By observing the textures, colors, and forms around us, we embrace the essence of each season in our arrangements.
Studying nature's patterns reveals how flowers support one another, and we find joy in adapting these interactions into our designs.
When successful, our arrangements may even express the silent gratitude of a flower as it rises above the rest.
The beauty of floral design lies in its connection to nature. Knowing that flowers originate from a specific place, observing their growth towards the light, and feeling their response to our touch evokes new perspectives on our relationships.
We are continually inspired by the remarkable and unforeseen connections that floral design has fostered in our lives. Our relationships, both longstanding and new, have been enriched by the presence and shared appreciation of flowers. Any aspirations we hold for floral design invariably begin with the flowers themselves and blossom from there.
