These flowers adorned the table of a Fall Cure participant!
It's no secret that we are fans of fresh flowers in the home around these parts. We showcase them especially during our Spring and Fall Cure's but love to see them in the home year round. If arranging isn't your thing we stumbled upon a great site containing how-to videos -- did we mention it's all in French? Have no fears and click through to start arranging like the pros!
Even though you might not speak French, these tutorials on flower arrangement are easily understood. They cover everything from flowers for parties, accent tables, kitchen tables and more.
Want to learn more about the art of flowers? Check out some of our past posts on them!
Thanks to designersblock for the heads up! We've now spent a good portion of our afternoon entranced and are off to buy some flowers!
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Comments (3)
Hmm. Those all-white boquets don't seem especially "French" to me. When I lived in Paris, I saw vibrant color combinations -- orange with pink, red with purple, red with pink, or white with almost-black tulips. Never just a bunch of the same flower plunked in a vase.
The most beautiful floral arrangements I saw in Paris were in the lobby of the George V and they were created by an American Florist. Go figure.
^^ i'm figuring maybe imported talents are cheaper than local experts and easier to pr?
but what do nationalities have to with flower arrangements? you just have to be...umm...inclined...non?
and i think the real french - the ones who'll drink coffee out off any old bowl closest to hand - will just plop some fresh cuts into any old vase and go voila!