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Pumpkin season with florist Tiffany
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.
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.
We find ourselves in a restful in-between period, withdrawing somewhat and allowing life to continue around us. At the same time, we are starting to contemplate the December holidays.
Cooler mornings usher in a new season. A season of faith and peaceful silence that leads us to seek contemplation and escape reality. Memories of summer blossoms meet playful imagination on fluffy, round clouds.
Tattoos are thousands of years old. Even in prehistoric times, people walked around with tattoos and decorations on the body have also been found on mummies of the ancient Egyptians. They are often used as decoration, but because of religious beliefs or for identification as well.
When the summer's most sweltering heat has settled, we enter a calmer, more intimate period. The notes are muted, burnt and inspired by faraway countries.
Without a moment’s thought about tomorrow, we fall straight into this summer’s most colourful beach party. Imagination knows no bounds and the more colours you mix, the happier the party will be!
Right now, we want nothing more than to go outside and be overwhelmed by the awakening of nature. The energy feels featherlight as we surround ourselves with floral splendour. There is a sense of open-mindedness and playful uncertainty in the air; in the extreme antics of wild animals and in the wayward plan of the flower bud.
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.