Discover Your Perfect Floral Design Style with Twiggage & Bloom

At Twiggage & Bloom, we take pride in offering four unique design styles within our garden-gathered aesthetic. Whether you prefer a rustic, classic, modern, or wild look, our arrangements are sure to inspire. In this post, we’ll explore each design style, showcasing how the same stunning peonies can transform with different elements and vessels.

Boho/Rustic Style

 

Description

The Boho/Rustic style pairs spectacular peonies and roses with an abundance of wispy grasses and seed heads, creating a texture-rich arrangement full of found treasures. This style is perfect for those who love a natural, laid-back vibe.

Best Displayed In

• Antique flower bucket
• Perched on a draped plinth or wine barrel

Romantic/Classic Style

Description

In the Romantic/Classic style, the blousy peonies are complemented by supporting flowers and foliage. This timeless look is perfect for adding a touch of elegance and romance to any setting.

Best Displayed In

• Classic concrete-style urn
• Placed on a classic-style columnar plinth

Modern/Eclectic Style

Description

For those who love bold and funky designs, the Modern/Eclectic style pairs peonies with unique blooms that deliver a wow factor. This minimalist arrangement is both striking and contemporary.

Best Displayed In

• Minimalist vessel
• Pedestal of clear acrylic or monochrome and boxy

Woodlands/Wildflowers Style

Description

The Woodlands/Wildflowers style surrounds peonies with ferns, grasses, and delicate meadow blooms, creating a natural, woodland-inspired look. This style brings a touch of the outdoors inside, perfect for nature lovers.

Best Displayed In

• Ceramic crock
• Woven basket
• Wooden crate on a wooden pedestal

How to Create Your Own Arrangement

Creating your own beautiful arrangement is easy with our classic recipe. Follow these simple steps for a stunning floral display:

1. Choose Your Vessel: Make sure it’s leakproof and stable. Check for top-heaviness.
2. Insert Twiggage: Start by inserting twiggage into the vessel.
3. Position Focal Blooms: Place the peonies down low.
4. Add Secondary Blooms: Fill in with secondary and airy blooms.
5. Color Block: Aim for a striking visual effect by color blocking. Position darker blooms in the lower left quadrant and transition to lighter colors in the upper right quadrant.

Important Tips!

• Ensure your vessel is leakproof and stable.
• Check for top-heaviness to avoid tipping.

By following these guidelines, you can easily recreate any of our four design styles and enjoy the beauty of garden-gathered arrangements in your own home.