Top Left:
Materials: A rustic wooden box serves as the container.
Flowers: A mix of colourful wildflowers including daisies, lilies, and red poppies.
Arrangement Method: This is a loose and natural style. The flowers are placed at varying heights, with some spilling over the edges of the box for a casual and overflowing look.
Top Right:
Materials: A tall, clear glass vase.
Flowers: A single, elegant calla lily with a long stem.
Arrangement Method: This is a minimalist and modern style. The single flower is positioned centrally in the vase, creating a clean and sophisticated look.
Bottom Left:
Materials: A hanging basket made of woven wicker.
Flowers: Trailing plants like ivy and ferns, along with colourful cascading blooms like fuchsias and petunias.
Arrangement Method: This is a vertical style designed for hanging. The trailing plants and cascading flowers create a lush and overflowing effect.
Bottom Right:
Materials: A shallow ceramic dish.
Flowers: A cluster of colourful succulents in various shapes and sizes.
Arrangement Method: This is a succulent garden style. The succulents are nestled together in the dish with decorative pebbles for a low-maintenance and visually appealing arrangement.
These are just a few examples, and the possibilities for flower arrangements are endless! The materials, flowers, and arrangement method can be chosen to suit any style or occasion.
