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The Blooming Idea Blog

  • Not Your Average Boutonniere


    Boutonnieres have come a long way from the traditional white rose, babys breath, and ivy. Now orchids, wire, and interesting blooms are all the craze. Boutonnieres are becoming more masculine in style. Whether that means incorporating strong lines and interesting filler accents, or using just pods, seeds, and twigs, as long as you love it, that's all that matters!
    Due to their tropical nature,...

  • Contemporary Design

    Floral trends are shifting towards more masculine, minimal, and contemporary designs. The word "contemporary" has many different meanings, but mainly when a design is referredto as contemporary it means it is non-traditional. Usually a non-traditional design includes more focus on line, structure, texture, and interesting details as opposed to a full all around design. Sometimes we like to...

  • Thomas Markle Jewelers


    We were asked to create some stunning pieces to compliment the decor of the new Thomas Markle Jewelers store in Market Street for their Grand Opening November 7th. They were looking for visually interesting pieces, primarily vertical with chocolate wire accents, chocolate cumbidium orchids and coffee bean. This combination of tropical and hot colors created the perfect balance of impact and...

  • Angles and Texture

    One of our favorite things to do at the shop is come up with new, distinctive and creative ways to use flowers to accentuate any event. Combining different textures with sharp angles gave these tablescapes a very masculine and dramatic aura.

    We also used the same idea in two tall coordinating arrangements with the equisitem, pin cushion protea, james storii orchids, and varigated flax leaves.

  • Screams of autumn


    Inspired by texture and movement, this piece was all about the curves! Simple pops of yellow kept it bright and interesting, but the structure is the true focal point of this piece; encamsilating movement, rhythm, and fluidity. We emphasized the structure by adding flowers that would accentuate the curves, not overpower or distract.

    Movement is a key aspect in a piece that is less about being full...