Florist in Rome: June 2010

Saturday, June 26, 2010

June 2010

21 Rose Bouquetes for one of the dinners at Open Colonna in Rome

Receptacle: round mirror, glass sphere, floral foam bouquet holders
Flowers: Roses
Greens: Aspidistra, Steel Grass

Ethnic Dry Arrangement:
Receptacle: ceramic cube, 1/4 floral foam
Accessories: rattan bowl, white rattan rope, pines, exotic dry elements

Green Fresh arrangement:
Receptacle: square platic plate, 1 Floral Foam Brick covered with Strelizia Stems, blocked with pearl pins and ribbon
Flowers: Viburnum, Dianthus, Skimmia
Greens: Streliazia Stem, Pittosporum, Steel Grass

And my second lesson: June's Summer Theme - Marine Arrangement
This time three students were learning how to make fresh floral arrangement using color floral foam, roses, shells and seastars, branches, thread based candle-holders:

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Five years ago I moved to Rome, Italy. For three years I have worked for two biggest floral designers in the capital. As a daughter of a florist I started to work in the field in the age of 9, that was my first job ever! Flowers were always playing a big role in my life, first years I was just helping my mother at the weekends and feasts, later started to work full time. In the mean time I was studying sculpture in Poland, working as an interior designer in Egypt, painter in Germany and now I am here in Italy playing around with flowers again. I enjoy it a lot and I decided to share my floral posts with you :)