Decorating with Flowers
Decorating with flowers is a great idea, because the plants, especially flowers, add texture and soften the room. Make sure the pot or vase suits the style of the room, whether formal or informal.
Three basic flower arrangements
Horizontal arrangement
By this arrangement, use an empty vase. Fill with foam (or other semi-rigid insert) attached with glue, and put the flowers in a horizontal line as designed. Insert a focal flower in the center to hang gently on the rim of the container. Fill the edges with small flowers and foliage.
The vertical arrangement
Paste the vase filled with glue. Cut the stems of the leaves or flowers to get three or four times the height of the glass. Place the flowers in the center vertically in the vessel diameter. Fill in the blanks as needed with filler flowers.
Triangular arrangement
Paste fill the vase or container. Determine the vertical height and horizontal width of the smallest line flowers and leaves. Make the higher height to width. Place the larger flowers in the heart of the arrangement and slightly smaller flowers on the sides to provide balance. Fill the gaps with other flowers or leaves.
Flower arrangement
The flowers are perhaps one of the oldest decorative items, popular and versatile. Floral arrangements bring life and freshness in any place and time to all kinds of environments. We can play with colors and flowers fomas, with the dishes that contain them as vases or vases, arranging monochromatic, minimalist, very colorful and very large arrays for both classic and modern sites.
Furthermore this arrangement allowed the incorporation of other elements such as branches, leaves and foliage or what supports our imagination. Can be used in different places depending on the impact that we want to achieve with them, from a shelf, a table, on the floor and combinations or contrasts with the rest of the furnishings.
We leave some suggestions of how to do some flower arrangements: For example, for repairs convemiente choose classic flowers is traditional, with abundant petals like roses or chrysanthemums, add a touch of gold with a stick or branch, and place little foliage. A glass or crystal vase is ideal. If we want something more country, showers, baskets, pots are ideal media, while remaining very well fill them with tulips, dahlias, gerberas and daisies.