Designer Flowers

Designer flowers and arrangements are often used to celebrate special occasions, from Weddings and Birthday celebrations to major corporate events. Designer flowers are also seen in restaurants, wine bars, bistros and in reception areas. The presence and beauty of Designer Flowers can transform an area, offering great beauty and style.

A creative florist who has many years of experience working with different kinds of Designer flowers, will have the understanding of how to make something that is very complex and intricate look simply amazing.

To create Designer flowers there are many types of flowers and materials that can be used. Designer Flowers can be made up from the following flowers: Stralitzias, Anthuriums, Zantedeschia, Gingers, Leucospernum, Alliums, Proteas, Ornithogalum, Moluccella, Kniphofia, Hippeastrum, Helicanthus, Gladiolus and Eremurus.

These kind of flowers give height and a strong focal point, creating a designer theme. By mixing flowers with other materials such as wire, wood, gravel and coloured water, a florist would then use a glass vase or unique container to create the Designer flowers.

Designer flowers have impact. Arrangements have clean lines and have crisp, defined colours. Architectural displays have an overall effect, where both the Designer flowers and the container work in harmony. Designer flowers make a statement of beauty and success.

Katie Peckett Interior Designer flowers are supplied to many leading organisations, for special occasions and important events all over the World. Local customers speak to us to find out what we can offer with regards to containers for the Designer flowers. Popular choices are cylinder vases, fish bowls, tank vases and conical vases. Some other options include pot, or ceramic options, where the container is first lined with plastic to make it water tight. A florist then fills it with Wet Oasis. Wet Oasis is a foam that absorbs water, therefore making it very easy to insert flower stems and arrange the Designer flowers in such a way that they complement each other.

Here at Katie Peckett, we often use one particular colourwave of flowers known as mono, with both the Designer flowers and the container. For example, a tropical arrangement of Designer flowers would consist of red and orange stralitzias, anthuriums and gingers. Also we would use unusual foliages like phormium leaves and palm leaves installed into tall conical vases. Add to this a red coloured water, and it creates a block of colour giving a bold and bright statement of peice. When presenting Designer flowers, printed and patterned cellophane can be used to complete a desired finish.

Designer flowers have become a very popular choice of gift for friends, family, and other memorable days. Images of Designer flowers are frequently sold as pictures and are also printed onto card by manufacturers of Birthday and gift cards. Designer flowers are exciting, simply because they will always be fashionable and something new can always be created.