Artistic arrangements

From bouquets to centerpieces, floral arrangements are getting more artistic and less...flowery. Looser,
woodsier bouquets are taking the place of what Andonoplas refers to as the "tight, hand-tied, round Martha Stewart look." In the same vein, table decor is moving toward rustic accessories such as boxes, apothecary jars, painted driftwood and vintage glassware, as opposed to a single floral centerpiece.

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( March 23, 2012 )

From bouquets to centerpieces, floral arrangements are getting more artistic and less...flowery. Looser, woodsier bouquets are taking the place of what Andonoplas refers to as the "tight, hand-tied, round Martha Stewart look." In the same vein, table decor is moving toward rustic accessories such as boxes, apothecary jars, painted driftwood and vintage glassware, as opposed to a single floral centerpiece.

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