SPRING
Photo by Fernando Valera
A Fresh and Fizzy Bucket Arrangement
A waterfall of baby’s breath, delphinium, chrysanthemums, agapanthus (Nile lilies), purple asters carnations, roses, hydrangeas, goldenrods, dried fern, green fern, Italian ruscus, and grasses cover the side of 1969 Volkswagen bug.
Bugs and Buds
Photo by Michael Mundy & Aydin Arjomand
A Simple Display
Photo courtesy of Tattie Rose Studio
Dream Weaving with Tattie Isles
Photo by Michael Mundy
Grey Gardens Flower Room
Photo by Carmel Brantley
The Pull of Palm Beach
SUMMER
A Tuscan Sunset Inspired Arrangement
Photo by Emily Followill
Hydrangea Heaven
Photo by Stephanie Russo
Refreshing Interiors
Interior designer Marea Clark helps a California family create a fresh and practical home while stylist Kendra Smoot livens up eat room with breezy flowers.
Photo by Tria Giovan
Big and Bold
Annabelle hydrangeas straight from the garden are corralled in an amber glass leech bowl designed by Kate Rheinstein Brodsky and hand-blown by local artisans exclusively for her shop, KRB.
Photo by Jean Allsopp
Creating Floral Fireworks
Drawing on his theater background, event and floral designer Bob Vardaman creates dramatic arrangements worthy of a standing ovation.
Photo by Tria Giovan
Zippy Zinnias
Colorful linens and glassware, including Kate Brodsky’s bespoke handblown hurricanes, adorn the table. Big, bold zinnias are contained in quirky ceramic vases resembling tin cans sourced at Bloom in nearby Sag Harbor.
AUTUMN
Photo by Stephanie Russo
Designer Marea Clark used foraged branches in a simple basket brings down the formality in this bright entryway.
Photo by Mary Craven Dawkins
Birthday Bash Flowers
“I wanted the floral trees to look as though they were growing straight up from the table,” says floral designer Meg Hutchinson. “They add a sense of whimsy and accentuate the dramatic height of the ceilings.”
Photo by Ellen Renee
An Unexpected Fall Palette
Instead of relying on the traditional colors associated with the season, Maria Maxit of Houston’s Maxit Flower Design finds inspiration for this floral creation during the transition time between summer and fall.
Photo by Mary Craven Dawkins
A Welcoming Arrangement
Mark O’Bryan of Nashville’s Tulip Tree created this welcoming fall arrangement on the pier table in the foyer of Libby and Ben Page’s Tennessee home and filled the base with magnolia leaves from the property.
Photo by Adam Kuehl
Circus-Themed Soirée
Rebecca Gardener held her circus-themed dinner in a tent under multicolored cantina lights, low-hanging painted panels that came from a 1920s French carousel, hot-air balloons made of rattan that housed blousy wildflowers, and romantic 19th-century Spanish iron chandeliers.
Photo by Erik Kvalsvik
Countryside Charm
Mallory Joyce brings texture and fall colors to the dining table with this arrangement of scabiosa, garden roses, lisianthus, sunflowers, and amaranth with foraged foliage and grasses.
WINTER
Photo by Laurey Glenn
Natural Beauty
A lush, English garden-inspired arrangement by Sybil Sylvester spills from an antique brass cachepot on top of a 19th-century French faux marble-top console in the foyer of Kathryn Eckert’s Mountain Brook home. “The flowers highlight the 17th-century Italian painting to create a tableau that fades from dark to light,” she says. The living masterpiece is comprised of traditional holiday greens with assorted amaryllis, nerines, garden roses, and ranunculus.
Photo by Laurey Glenn
Bold and Festive
In her Birmingham, Alabama home, designer Danielle Balanis weaves some favorite Christmas traditions together with her bold decor for a timeless, festive holiday. Here she fills a pagoda tulipiere with sprigs of greenery, berries, roses, ranunculus, and other flowers.
Photo by David Hillegas
A Historic Holiday
As Williamsburg Designer in Residence, Heather Chadduck with the help of floral designer Jimmie Henslee layers her distinguished quarters with natural, fresh finery for the season.
Photo by Shannon Skloss
A New Year’s Eve Wedding
Floral designer Antonio Bond of Transplants Floral & Design created a towering arrangement of button flowers and olive branches for the “Monsieur and Madame” escort-card table at Cassie LaMere and Andrew Knieberg’s New Year’s Eve wedding.
THE ATLANTA SHOWHOUSE
Photo by Emily Followill
A Floral Fountain
Kathy Rainer and Tricky Wolfes of Parties to Die For in Atlanta say their motto is “If it’s worth doing, it’s worth overdoing.” For the showhouse, they created beautiful compositions in roses and corals but brought their “go big or go home” approach to a cascade of Kahala roses, Country Home roses, peach stock, lilies, Coral Charm peonies, peach campanella, butterfly ranunculus, pink scabiosa, and white anemones in the east gallery. See more arrangements from the FLOWER Magazine Atlanta Showhouse.
By Carrie Clay
More Arrangements for Every Season
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- Winter Flower Arrangements
- Christmas Flower Arrangements
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