Trend report
Candy Gloss
There is no room for sour faces when unlimited snacking is allowed in the sweet shop. Like a feather-light, pastel-coloured duvet, this year's biggest cotton candy trend elevates us to guaranteed well-being.
There is no room for sour faces when unlimited snacking is allowed in the sweet shop. Like a feather-light, pastel-coloured duvet, this year's biggest cotton candy trend elevates us to guaranteed well-being.
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.
Don't worry, enjoying nature and a nostalgic garden are not at odds with the future and technological developments. We are embracing a trend here that is dominated simultaneously by the awakening of nature and modern innovations.
While winter is still in full swing outside, the first few months of the year find us focusing on a healthy dose of romance, sparkling energy and imagination. Flower power with a touch of cosmopolitan elegance.
New year, new trends. And of course we are not lagging behind in the world of plants and flowers. We have looked at the well-known trend watchers and provide a prediction of the trends in the field of house and garden plants, cut flowers and materials that we expect to see in the coming year.
This French term is being used more and more, but what does it actually mean? 'Ton sur ton' literally translates to 'colour on colour’. With this method, one primary colour is chosen as a base and applied in various shades.
The transition to the new year is centred around optimism, stability and patience. Once again, nature in its purest form promises to offer refuge year-round. Allow your intuition to guide you.
The most solemn month of the year is festooned with sober elegance. We create and surround ourselves with still lifes, characterised by clean lines and simplicity, and beautiful, lush floral arrangements.
Before we know it, December will be here again and homes are bathed in a warm glow of festive lights and colourful decorations. But before the traditional Christmas tree with red baubles is brought out, this year’s Christmas trends are worth taking a different tack this holiday season.
When you think of autumn, you think of pumpkins. Inspired by these colourful fruits, florist Tiffany van Lenten rolled up her sleeves to create a decorative autumn arrangement.