Showing posts with label Fatsia leaves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fatsia leaves. Show all posts

Monday, 9 August 2010

Argos

This weeks display at Argos.
A table centre of various pink carnations, fatsia leaves and flat midelino sticks. All presented in a glass cube filled with glass stones.
Last weeks display.
A brides/maids cornucopia of cerise pink and prado carnations, pink alstroemeria, bridal glads and ruscus foliage.

Thursday, 22 April 2010

Argos



This weeks arrangement on Argos jewelery counter.

An 8" clear bowl with clear glass stones in the base. A pretty handtie posy of white Alstroemeria and wax flower with a collar of fatsia leaves. The wax flower has a pretty, light scent that will be noticed but not overpowering. Ideal for a table centre.

Monday, 19 April 2010

Argos

Last weeks display for Argos jewelry counter.
Three red anthuriums with a red carnation surrounded by black sisal all in a collar of fatsia leaves. The arrangement is displayed in a lilac ceramic pot.
Simple yet eye catching suitable for a buffet table or bar area.

Wednesday, 14 April 2010

Argos


An Easter display in traditional Easter colours.
Anastasia white chrysants are displayed in aline with yellow carnations in the base and fatsia leaves adding width . Baby blue eucalyptus and solidago complete the arrangement.

A mirrored cube full of gorgeous white carnations with a pink edge. Fluffy pale pink feathers soften the harshness of the cube and cerise pink pins are added for extra colour.













A spring brides bouquet. Tulips, marigolds, shamrock chrysants and prado carnations with soft ruscus entwined through a gold wired collar. An old gold bow and ribbon is added for easier carrying. Displayed in a cylinder with clear glass rocks for support.
































Lincoln Security Ltd

An arrangement for the reception area at Lincoln Security Ltd.
A single stem of cymbidium orchid with fatsia leaves hiding the mechanics arranged in an ivory zinc bowl. Turquoise midelino sticks add interest to the base and overall height.

Andrew J Musson Tailors





The last two arrangements for Andrew J Musson Tailors.

The top one is simply 3 Anthuriums with a large palm leaf. A small amount of red sisal holds the stems in place.

The bottom one is 3 stems of Longi lily with a stem of white september and two fatsia leaves to balance out the overall shape.