Designing with Flowers for Interiors

This is the first in a series of lessons for Flower Fridays where we cover how to design for interiors with flowers.

In this lesson, we work with strong tropical flowers to create a few designs including one where the flowers are underwater in the vase.

We use an underwater architecture trick to help draw the eye throughout the vase and the top into the simple mono-flower design.

We use California native manzanita for a unique way to hold and highlight elegant white gladiolus blooms.

This simple design uses an easy technique that is a perfect design for a kitchen or bedroom using a classic water pitcher as a vase.

Learn how to make this wall vase watertight to hold fresh flowers and how to design in it for a changing art piece all year long.

Chinoiserie pottery is often a favorite interior accent decoration for homes and offices. Learn how to maximize this look with assorted yellow flowers.

Constance Spry was a 20th Century celebrity florist hailing from London and New York who designed for royalty but taught floral arranging skills to the common folk. Her designs were pre-floral foam and often foraged blooms. Learn more about her amazing design style in this class.

Learn how to make an impact and match floral designs for an interior entryway in a home, for an event, church, clubhouse or an office building.

Learn how to make wall art with preserved mosses including dyed Reindeer Moss and lichen.

We show you three ways to design with Kenzens (pin frogs) to great little zen moments in your space to help you meditate.

Celebrate the annual Academy Awards Ceremony with this timeless and modern sculptural floral design featuring fabulous pincushion protea.