Floristic: A Brief Familiarization

For most of us the term of floristic is limited to the domestic window gardening. In fact, the floristic concept is to be interpreted much wider. Herbarium, flower composition, wooden panel, herbal collage are the examples of floristic art. In short, we talk about an applied art direction which involves all kinds of natural and artificial flora objects, down to nuts, fruits, dry leaves and grass.

Fashion and Suitability in the Floristic Concept.

Nowadays the trendy interior styles are characterized by geometrically perfect shapes, such as straight lines, ovals, circles, rectangles and so on. The popular hi – tech style proves this statement. Of course, the abundance of perfectly even, flat lines looks neatly but droningly at the same time. Besides, visual contrasts are irreplaceable for interior variety. There are no even shapes in flora, which gives a great opportunity for a strong but not dominant interior accent.

Floristic Application Rules.

There are a few rules related to floristic concept realization in living rooms.

Artificial flowers should not be used in living spaces. Despite their fantastic brightness and convenience, plastic plants look cheap, fake and low – graded.

Another risky idea is using massive, enormous plants. If your room is not spacious, it is better to refuse decorative palm trees. Take a look at middle height trees instead. 

Plant shelves with the flower – pots collection are perfect for opened balconies and verandas but are not appropriate for typical living rooms. However, brilliant house interior designs by Luxury Imperial Design is ready to offer with brilliant floristic ideas for your apartment or country house.

Before using any sort of plant, it is important to get familiar with all it’s characteristics and features. The growth speed, blossoming and fragrance are to be taken into account.

Each plant should be considered not as an individual and independent element, but as a part of the interior composition.