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My Top 3 favourite artificial stems to make your flower arrangements look like real
25 May 2022
It’s easier than you think to make artificial flowers look real. Wouldn’t it be lovely if you have your favorite flowers blooming in your home that lasts a long time? Today I’m sharing my top 3 artificial stems
5 Easiest Way to Upgrade Your Flower Arrangements
06 May 2022
When it comes to flower arrangements, it sounds complicated. However, once you know some tips, it's actually not that difficult. You can even do it at home on your own without having to go anywhere or buy expensive materials. While all of this may sound
Our Mini Flower Selection
01 Mar 2021
This mini flower selection is made for a small gift or to give to yourself to bring colour and positive energy into lives. I’ve always wanted to create something simple not only to give us a gift but also as a treat to yourself to bring pretty blooms and colour into living spaces.
Green Collection
01 Mar 2019
The mixed tones of greens and combination of shapes are magical. Often as lovely as the flowers, greens can play a major role in creating a perfect composition.
One of my passion to bring life into my styling and home decor is to add greenery. It gives so much to a room and creates a natural feeling.
Floriography, Hana Kotoba
31 Jan 2019
The name “The Tsubaki” came from my love of Camelia’s which is one of Japan’s most well known traditional flowers. Hundreds of tsubaki’s (camelia’s) bloom in winter and the leaves are evergreens all through the year meaning it is not only one of the most popular but also one of the most beautiful flowers in Japan.
The Language For Flowers
12 Nov 2018
The gorgeous Camellias (is known as Tsubaki in Japanese) originate from eastern and southern Asia, ranging from the Himalayas to Japan and Indonesia.
They were grown and developed for centuries before they made it to Europe. German botanist, Engelbert Kaempfer described Camellias as the ‘Japanese Rose