Without flowers – no life

I realize that the title may seem a bit drastic. Without flowers – no life. But you can interpret it in two ways. Either, my life will be empty without flowers or flowers are living beings and revitalize the home.

Both interpretations are true for me. I love decorating with flower bouquets. In my opinion, it is the most important interior detail. In almost all interior design pictures there is a bouquet. If you remove it, the picture loses its appeal. Often, flower bouquets are a splash of color in the context. Green plants are all well and good, but they can never lift the mood in the same way as a beautiful flower bouquet.

Interior designer Lulu Carter (known from Äntligen hemma) says this : – I love cut flowers and would rather spend money on nice bouquets than on designer gadgets and expensive clothes.   I am prepared to agree.

So, invest in some flower bouquets, beautiful flowers in the home are good for both the mind and the mood.

Here is some inspiration from different environments with different types of flower bouquets. All with one thing in common – they bring life to the interior.

First, some single-colored bouquets.

Exotic table setting with an arrangement of flowers and fruit. It’s a smart idea to fill in with fruits, which usually cost less than flowers.

Now I come to the “You take what you have” section. The picture above is from my kitchen at the country house. With a lack of flowers to bring in in late summer, I had to use small green apples as decoration on the kitchen table.

In all simplicity. Those of you with a garden may have crocuses in your flowerbed. It can be this beautiful.

A simpler version with lemons as an enhancer is perfect as eye candy.