Florist in Rome: December 2013

Sunday, December 8, 2013

Christmas Trees for Restaurants

Plenty of Rome bars and restaurants will throw together a few decorations this time of year — a wreath on the door, a few draping garlands.... and something on the couter. What about the little (80-100cm high) Christams Trees full of seasonal fruts like: berries, apples, italian lemons and limes, pomgranete for good fortune, winter chestnuts or classic for italian cousine - garlic?

There are even two trees for a Juice Bar - with appples, mango, bananas, oranges, pears and apples! I cannot decide which one I like more! They all make me smile :)

Happy Christmas xxx

Sunday, December 1, 2013

Christmas Trees

White or red? Which one do you prefare? If you do not have place for a calssic big christmas tree, this could be a perfect soluton for your appartment or a shop for exaple. This kind of christmas decoration will suit perfecly a simple/minimal interior. You can place it on the floor or direcly on e desk, it is approx. 1m high.

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 :)