Flowers for love. Bouquets for beginner florists

New! A unique book on floristry, which teaches you to look at the plants in a completely new way! Thanks to it, it will not be difficult to make enchanting floral arrangements. Florist Amy Merrick will tell you how to collect the perfect bouquet for breakfast or on a visit, what accents will make even the simplest composition of the beautiful, and also why it is worth looking at the world through floral glasses. Each turn of the book is accompanied by bright photographs or skillful illustrations. Luxurious design, high quality inspiring book for beginner florists contains the secrets of the art of arranging colors: from the choice of materials to the creation of elegant compositions. Amy Merrick is not only a florist, but also a real artist who uses all types of plants that can be found in her own garden, in the field and in the forest to help us see the familiar flowers in a completely new way. She teaches you to enjoy unexpected compositions - whether it be a sunny spring bouquet in a paper coffee glass, or a chic winter installation in a huge vase. You will learn to see the beautiful in simple - in the leaves, branches, seed boxes and even a wilted flower, each of which can tell its extraordinary story about the place and time in which they were found.

Everyone can become a florist with his unique artistic view. This book will tell you about the main rule of compiling floral arrangements -
There are no rules.
You are waiting for an extraordinary journey in which you can walk along a flower farm off the coast of Washington or the rural expanses of New Hampshire,
To study the art of drawing up ikebana in a flower store in Kyoto. You will learn how to compose elegant compositions as a professional florist and collect
Careless bouquets of field plants. The anthology of floral inspiration, a love letter to nature from a random florist, for whom any
sprout is an occasion for ingenious creativity.
The best gift book of 2019 according to Instyle, Real Simple, Better Homes & Gardens and Wall Street Journal