Transforming Touches for the Living Room

Details make the difference in architecture, interiors, and life!

Sometimes, it is the little things that make the most in a room. We complete a conversation group with low profile teak benches; staying clear of the TV, cleverly concealed behind the art. An additional piece of art over the mantel speaks the same language as the TV art. 

Tall glass and iron vases of grasses bring softness to the space, while and iron boat dish with black orbs completes the mantel. Because the living room's can lighting is sufficient, we addressed the end tables later with vessels instead of lamps. The coffee table receives a pedestal bowl and books for a finishing detail. Books of your travels on the table add color and make great conversation pieces. 

Graceful Greens

Brittany wanted wedding flowers that had unique flair and would reflect her earthy natural style. She chose a mixed palette of greens, creams, and navy blue to accomplish this organic bridal look.

A boutonniere of succulents and hypericum berries adorned the groom's jacket.      

Verdant boxwood wreaths added natural, elegant structure to the church decorations.  

      

Brittany loved how the layered textures of artichokes and apples accentuated the art deco style of her wedding venue.  

The flower girl carried a flower wand of roses and trails of navy ribbon fit for a princess. 

The bridesmaids' clutch bouquets continued the textured organic theme with garden roses, fluffy green trick carnations, hydrangea, and berries.

Ask Your Neighbors Not to Water Your Plants While You're Away Part 4: Pretty Professional

Outdoor pots in storefronts and lobbies can be kept professional looking year round with innovative silk plants. Allow splendidly colorful stems and foliage to invite your clients in with warmth. Your business will stand out with distinction when your outdoor containers are looking live and lush.

Ask Your Neighbors Not to Water Your Plants While You're Away Part 3: Subtle Sophistication

Give your outdoor spaces an artistic twist with contemporary themed silk arrangements. A cement container of boxwood foliage creates a clean lined minimalist look. This is an excellent canvas for custom variations. We added birch branches and vine orbs to merge nature with still life to complete the modern composition. The arrangement can also be adapted with the seasons for any holiday. 

Ask Your Neighbors Not to Water Your Plants While You're Away Part 2: Beautifully Bold

The effortless upkeep of silk botanicals allows you to pursue the bold, artistic looks normally reserved for master gardeners. A bland design was darkening a driveway, making what should be the grand entrance beg for attention. We replaced it with a striking blue glazed outdoor pot that demands outstanding treatment with a wild collective of tall grasses. Bright cascades of succulents and vividly yellow million belled petunias make engaging accessories in the composition.  

Ask Your Neighbors Not to Water the Plants While You're Away...

It's summertime and living should be easy, especially when you are going away on vacation! But who is going to water the plants? Preserve your peace of mind and your outdoor pots by investing in high quality, botanically correct silk arrangements. Enjoy your travels knowing your porch is looking fresh.

Lovely in Lavender

Shelby chose lavender to be the feature color in her timeless Summer wedding scene, embellished with silver throughout.
  

Candelabrum enrobed in regal Italian ruscus framed the church altar and unity candle flowers.

Shelby's bridesmaids carried clutch bouquets of hydrangeas and dusty miller tied with lavender satin ribbon. 

Her bridal bouquet included pale lavender peeking through garden roses and calla lilies.
  

Shelby's mom wore a styled wristlette of sweetheart roses, mini calla lilies and freesia. 

The reception at Embassy Suites Omaha- La Vista sparkled with silver mercury votives for ambient candle light.