Showing posts with label floral design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label floral design. Show all posts

Friday, October 5, 2012

Floral arrangements for tabletops

Hello lovely friends!! There are so many new things that I want to share with you.. I have been working on so many new paintings..reorganized and redecorated the entire house..still working on making the shop operational.. traveled to some beautiful places in Hong Kong plus the baby has started sleeping all night long which means he takes small naps during daytime which means lesser 'Me- time' for me!! I honestly don't know which topic to post first..phew!!!


Flowers ..How about flower arrangement/ flower decor..just for eye candy!! Sharing with you today floral arrangement from our apartment.. These pretty arrangements in the lounge..This one is in a tall 4 feet vase..


 These two vase on a table are really good for eye candy..I like how the stems are kept hidden in the clear glass with palm leaves ..


This flower box as a centerpiece really helps prep up the space...Did you notice the the hint of green in the purple flower box.. 


Are these artichokes with stems?!!! Always thought artichokes look lovely...But never thought artichokes could form a table centerpiece...Great idea!!



Hope you all have a great weekend!!!!

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Floral arrangements

Today I am sharing with you some fantastic floral decorations in some of the top hotels in Singapore and Hong Kong. They are quite easy and longer lasting .. at the same time they look so elegant and extraordinary!! 

The first two are from Marina Mandarin , Singapore.


Tall oriental centerpiece

Branches
Raffia/ twine balls
Tall vase
Horizontal floral arrangement


In a tall vase put dry branches.. put some raffia balls on it.. In front of the vase keep a horizontal floral arrangement.

perfect to make a statement and also to break the monotony of the room..



Tea light centerpiece

You will need: 
A branch of rose and some extra flowers..
Glass or Tea light holder
Raffia or twine

Tie a raffia or twine around a tea light holder..Pluck the leaves and fix them around the holder. Fix the rose and some extra flowers as well..

can be perfect for centerpiece for a small table(solo) or a large table(in a row) formal dinner/function or even wedding..

The next two are from Intercontinental, HongKong


Dry floral centerpiece

You will need a cactus or succulent like lotus cactus.( I don't know what is the name of this one...if you know do let me know)
A few long leaves
pebbles
square vase

Put some pebbles at the bottom of the vase ..fill with little water and keep the cactus in it..Decorate with the leaves

will look perfect in a contemporary table setting.


 Tall roses centerpiece

You will need:
Tall vase
Bamboo
Roses with long stems
Banana leaves

First make the vase stable by supporting it with a thicker bamboo. Thread 5-7 thin bamboo in a row like fashion with a twine at the top, middle and bottom with the thicker one. Fill the vase with water. Make a bouquet of 50 roses. Cover  the stems with banana leaf. Fix them in the vase.


Next ones are from Shangri la, Hong Kong






Orchid centerpiece


You will need:


Dry branches
Test tubes
florist wire 
Orchids
pebbles and flat deep dish


Fix the branches in a row in the florist foam..Arrange pebbles over it..Fill test tubes with water and put a Orchid flower in it. Tie these to the branches at different levels with florist wire.


This will look pretty in the entrance or in front front of a plain wall.





Twin floral arrangement

You will need:
Similar looking two vase 
Hydrangeas
Long palm leaves

Fill the vase with hydrangeas and then just arrange palm leaves to create a continuous look




Floral teddy bear


For this one you will need a lot of florist foam and then shape it in a teddy shape. Keep on pushing flowers in it until you have completely filled it up. I would love to make this one for children's party or valentines day ...although not sure where to find this big sized florist foam:)




Linking to Tablescape Thursday!!

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Valentine's day


 Decorating my home with flowers for Valentine's day..Life has become very busy with my 2 week old baby.. This valentine's day is different..not as romantic like the wonderful earlier ones DH and I had celebrated..this one was spent mostly talking about diapers, pooh and milk..LOL
 


Nevertheless I managed to decorate the house with flowers...


                                    This one I tried to do something like a Ikebana floral design..
The flowers are from a lovely bouquet a friend gave me when she came to see my baby.. 
wish I knew the names of the exotic flowers...


Happy Valentine's day!!! 
xoxo

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