With the warm breeze of summer carrying the fragrances of the season, this fun pineapple arrangement is a creative option for tropical-themed weddings or outdoor parties. As fruit-and-flower combinations

Today, it is up to every designer to embrace his or her voice while reducing the creative noise. This fun “pop-art” centerpiece allows one to see possibilities in the most unusual places.

Flower girls always need something “to have and to hold,” and traditional options have typically been baskets of flowers or flower petals. But with modern brides wanting

Where is it written that a framed work of art has to involve a canvas and paints? With this innovative design idea, floral designer Annie Chen, AIFD, demonstrates how to create astounding

We don’t tend think of rustic and contemporary as compatible design aesthetics, but this arrangement has elements of both. Using coral-bark Japanese maple branches,

Talk about a gift that keeps on giving! This softly colorful sensation, which screams spring and Easter, comprises both cut bulb flowers (Hyacinthus and Muscari)

Watch how Illinois floral designer John Regan, M.F.A., Ph.D. creates a French courtyard garden design using a cool monochromatic color palette, with “blue” roses and carnations from Suntory Flowers and Florigene Flowers.