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Flowers in Space
From a Subtle Detail to a Large Composition
A single flower can be a subtle part of a space. A large bouquet can become its quiet centre.
From Detail to Focal PointFrom Detail to Quiet Centre
A single silver flower on a console, several flowers in a vase on a table, a gold bouquet in a living space.
A large composition in an entrance hall, a more private part of the home, or an exceptional interior.
Jeweller’s Flowers can change in scale with the space they enter.
Vase and Space
The vase changes the way the flowers are experienced within a space.
Its height, material and proportions can give the same bouquet a very different presence.
Jeweller’s Flowers and the vase can therefore be chosen together.
Light
Silver and gold change throughout the day with the light in the space.
Morning light, evening illumination and the reflections of candlelight can each reveal a different aspect of the same flower.
PRESENCE
Silver and Gold
Silver and gold flowers enter a space in different ways.
Silver can feel light and calm.
Gold can have a stronger material presence - from a single flower to a large composition.
LARGE COMPOSITIONS
When Flowers Take on the Scale of a Space
A large bouquet does not have to be simply an enlarged version of a small one.
Its proportions, height, vase and relationship with the architecture begin to create a spatial composition in their own right.
From exceptional works of the Royal Garden to hundreds of flowers in a single vase.
FOR A SPECIFIC SPACE
A Work Can Be Created Together with the Interior
For a particular setting, we can create a composition in response to its scale, architecture, light and the way the space is lived in.
This can include the selection of flowers, material and vase, as well as the final arrangement and installation.
