Features of modern floristry.

Why do apartment and house owners, architects, designers, stylists choose these, and not other flowers, herbs, branches for the interior? The answer is simple: they are best suited to this interior in style, mood and — just like it. This collection contains the most relevant techniques of floral decor.

1. Green branches

The real hit is the green branches in the vase. The modern interior is eclectic, individual, and the whole art is to choose a bouquet taking into account this individuality. But you can go the other way: green branches are what will enliven any space. That’s why such a technique can be advised both to those who like a laconic interior, and to those who prefer classics.

The greenery of the leaves looks especially advantageous in a monochrome interior.

The author of the project: Olga Chernenko. Photo: Sergey Ananyev.

A veranda in a country house.

The author of the project: Lyudmila Krishtaleva. Photo: Evgeny Kulibaba.

2. Wildflowers and herbs

Have you noticed that for several years landscape designers have been promoting «simple» plants like herbs and wildflowers? For all their modesty, they can look very impressive, the main thing is to serve them correctly. This trend has penetrated into floristry, and for a reason: even in the city we want to feel unity with nature, which bouquets of herbs and wildflowers will partially provide us.

Dining room in a suburban suburban house. There is a bouquet of wildflowers on the table. The authors of the project: Mila Stavitskaya, Lena Chachina. Photo: Sergey Ananyev.

The dining room is decorated in the spirit of modern classics. There are exquisite small bouquets on the table. The overall theme of the interior is lightness and transparency.

The authors of the project: Tatiana Makoviychuk, Marina Sapezhko. Photo: Natalia Gorbunova.

A composition of cereals on a console table in the hallway.

The author of the project: Svetlana Vladimirova. Photo: Sergey Ananyev.

3. Mixed bouquets

This is a very relevant type of bouquet: roses can be mixed with carnations and dahlias, tulips with green branches and anything else, the main thing is to be lively, beautiful, interesting.

The bouquet on the console is assembled from garden flowers mixed with exotic ones. The authors of the project: Gulya Akhmetshina, Sergey Barabadze. Photo: Dmitry Livshits, Sergey Morgunov.

Bouquets and mini pumpkins on the dining table were matched in color to the upholstery of the chairs. But here not only orange — also yellow, and pink — sunny, warm shades.

The author of the project: Serge Makhov. Photo: Kristina Nikishina.

The apartment is decorated in a delicate gray palette, and an intelligent bouquet of tulips, anemones, cereals fits perfectly into the interior.

The authors of the project: Olga Pospelova, Olga Churkina. Photo: Sergey Krasyuk.

4. Palm leaves

Palm trees in pots and palm leaves in vases perfectly «live» in different interiors — decorated in Art Deco, colonial, contemporary style. Depending on the size of the room and how much you want to develop the theme of the jungle in your interior, you can vary the size of vases — from desktop to floor, as well as the number of plants in the interior.

Living room in a country house. There is a symmetrical composition of palm leaves on the fireplace.

The author of the project: Lyudmila Krishtaleva. Photo: Evgeny Kulibaba.

5. Plants as a zoning technique

Vertical gardening is a good technique, including for a small apartment. When it is necessary to visually separate different parts of the apartment, but so that they are viewed at the same time, so that there is «air».

Penthouse in Moscow. An ivy wall separates the dining and living areas. The author of the project: Maxim Samoilov-Babin. Photo: Olga Melekesseva.

6. Branches with berries

Bouquets of branches with berries work as an expressive color accent, for example, white or red.

A house in the style of easy living: no overload of details. The bouquet is also very light.

The author of the project: Yulia Piskareva. Photo: Svetlana Ignatenko.

Apartment in St. Petersburg. On the table is an unusual bouquet in an equally unusual vase. The author of the project: Alina Lavrenchenko. Photo: Ivan Sorokin.

7. The branch as an art object

Branches without leaves are also a topic. The focus is on the graphics of the branch, its «sculpture». What absolutely won’t overload the interior is such a branch (or several).

A highly laconic composition in a transparent vase does not interfere with admiring the landscape outside the window.

The author of the project: Olga Lapshova. Photo: Evgeny kulibaba.

8. Hydrangea

Delicate hydrangea is among the «favorites» today. You can make great monobooks out of it.

Caps of white hydrangea in a bouquet on the table, served for tea.

The author of the project: Lyudmila Krishtaleva. Photo: Evgeny Kulibaba.

9. Orchid

Flowers that have firmly occupied their niche: they look elegant, restrained, intelligent and are suitable for a range of styles from minimalism to Art Deco.

Apartments in Nice. The author of the project: Natalia Gerasimova. Photo: Rosa Amato.

10. Classics in a non-classical presentation

Flowerpots on pedestals, it would seem, promise an Empire bouquet. But no — here they have a mix of green leaves and clouds of gypsophila. Such a technique absolutely adds to the interior of ease. The main principle of modern floristry is a creative approach, breaking stereotypes.

Symmetrical composition of two vases in the living room of a Moscow apartment. The author of the project: Zoya Tomilina. Photo: Mikhail Stepanov.

Dining room in a house near Moscow. There is an elegant floral arrangement on the dining table. The author of the project: Nelly Polezhaeva. Stylist: Katerina Naumova. Photo: Alexander Volodin.

A fragment of a floral composition on the dining table.

The author of the project: Nelly Polezhaeva. Stylist: Katerina Naumova. Photo: Alexander Volodin.

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