We welcome the rising temperatures by surrounding ourselves with the colours of the sun; an explosion of dark yellow shades. With our sights set on summer, we leave the pastel mania of spring behind and dive head first into a sea of yellow warmth.
The chocolate Easter eggs and bunnies are already out in full force in stores, and there’s plenty of decorative items available to make your Easter a success. From happy egg cups to plastic baby chicks, colourful garlands and flowery tablecloths, the choice is almost overwhelming.
Few things are as much an integral part of spring fashion as purple, yellow and floral patterns. This year is no exception. Now we’re seeing this year's early pastel craving shifting into a clear focus on lavender.
Fresh and tender at the same time, optimistic and, above all, cool: Digital Lavender is the colour we are all craving. It is the go-to colour for 2023, and so this soft violet hue will inevitable play a major role. It is a pastel purple shade that expresses two contrasting emotions and brings both together in perfect harmony: cheerfulness and calmness.
In eager anticipation of spring, we imagine and shape this long-awaited time as we want to remember it. How many colours can the bract of an anthurium flower contain?
Firm buds, brittle leaves and calming pastel colours gently awaken us as we enter the new year.
Are you just as bedazzled by this piece of art as we are? Then Azuma Makoto succeeded! Everything he does is aimed at enhancing the value of flowers and plants in a mysterious and unique way. Like this recycled Christmas tree that has been turned into an extraordinary frozen art piece, like no-one ever saw a Christmas tree before!
The winter theme has a futuristic, stylish and playful aura, like a dreamy winter fairy tale in the glistening snow. In winter, the plants are a cool grey with white flowers, a perfect match for the freezing weather. The colour palette is delicate and frosty, ranging from gloomy velvet grey, subtle teal and cloud white to sky blue. Patterns are graphic and futuristic.
Autumn is here again, like a trusted old friend. We draw a timeless, rustic feeling from nature and the security of a warm colour palette. We surround ourselves with shades that we associate with earth, sand, desert, iron and rust. Cold tones meet warm and golden shades to make smooth combinations.
