Forget chocolate for a moment. One of the best parts of a traditional Easter celebration is painting eggs with children and hiding them around the house. This year, replace the paint with natural spring flowers and delicate leaves. Read our instructions, and start creating.
The celebrated furniture designer Charles Eames was on to something when he said: "The details are not the details. They make the design." Just like for the Easter table.
The talented jeweller Peter Carl Fabergé created 69 luxurious decorated eggs between 1885 and 1917. These artistic creations, now known as Fabergé eggs, are richly decorated with diamonds, gold and precious stones.
On a lazy Sunday morning in spring, the breakfast table needs just two things: eggs to eat and beautiful flowers to enjoy. Combine these two treats and make beautifully dainty vases with eggshells in shades of porcelain.
Celebrate springtime with a centrepiece that brings nature indoors to crown your table. A decorative display arranged on a mossy slice of tree trunk is bold and original, the perfect backdrop to the season.
A cheerful flower ball, that will brighten up every bouquet. The flower changes colours from green to white and takes on a round shape. Due its appearance it proudly got the nickname: snowball.
Love is in the air this February 14th. Boost its effects with this romantic punch, irresistably infused with rose petals. Here is a step-by-step guide to making the drink, a sweet and delicious hymn to love.
Lilies can be used for a large variety of floral arrangements, from a simple wildflower bouquet to futuristic set design and meaningful housewarming gift. It’s well known for its role in funerals, but we’d like to highlight the happier side of this fascinating, colourful flower.
Green isn’t the most obvious colour when you think about cut flowers, but that doesn’t mean they are less pretty. There is something astonishing about a plain bouquet of natural green flowers.
