With the photography project ‘In pelle’ (‘on the skin’), photographer Bart Van Leuven and floral artist Rita Gijbels enter a new but fascinating territory: the human body as a landscape in which things happen. Sometimes the body becomes an almost abstract form in which the artists intervene with floral and vegetal matter. At other times, the focus is on body parts that are taken out of their familiar context and brought into a new and surprising coherence.
Stein Are Hansen gives regular lectures and demonstrations in Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Germany, Austria, China and Taiwan. He is the third internationally renowned floral artist to be selected for this prestigious series of monographs. This book is a truly breathtaking compilation of his best work.
In Transparencies, transparency – in the broadest sense of the word – is the key concept. Mit Ingelaere approaches this theme from four different angles.
This is the second volume in a prestigious series of monographs presenting the work of Europe’s greatest floral artists. Last year, Parisian Gilles Pothier was the first. This year, the magnificent work of Nicole von Boletzky from Switzerland will be collected.
For more than 15 years, Nicole von Boletzky has been one of the absolute top floral artists.
As flowers dine … Beautiful creations by top florist Carl Vandermoere! Carl Vandermoere studied flower arranging in Melle and gained more in-depth knowledge about the subject through several years of specialising in floral art.
The international series Masters of Floral Art by Stichting Kunstboek Publishers has been very well received all over the world. Since 1993, various Belgian, Dutch, French, German and Swiss floral artists have contributed to this prestigious collection. The first titles have become true collector’s items.
Laura Dowling made a radical career change 15 years ago. A very successful turnaround that even brought her to the White House, where she was appointed Chief Floral Designer from 2009 to 2015. Since 2015, Laura has been involved in event design and consulting, travelling the world to share her unique vision and signature style, but most of all to inspire others with her personal success story.
The White House in Washington DC is undoubtedly one of the most iconic places in the US, but anyone who can visit it at Christmas time is definitely in for a special treat. During her six years as head floral designer, Laura Dowling was responsible for designing the showpieces and fairy-tale decorations that make the end-of-year period in the White House so memorable.
Celebrating and dining with friends and family is an opportunity to express personality and creativity. Not only in the cooking pots, but also in the decoration of the table, the interior, the terrace, the front door,…
A peerless eye for detail, unsurpassed craftsmanship, a brilliant sense of unspoken wishes, an aversion to needless complications and a creative mind that never stops seeing new possibilities. These are only a few of the characteristics that still make Moniek Vanden Berghe an international trendsetter in the field of bridal work.
‘Wispering Flowers’ wil Ikebana arrangementen tonen geïnspireerd door de schoonheid van één enkele soort bloemen.
As a publisher, it may be wrong to have favourite books, but the International Floral Art series has won a special place in our hearts. With each new edition, florists from all over the world continue to amaze us with their innovative and creative floral work.
Florist Eddie Zaratsian has built an impeccable reputation at the helm of his shop Tic-Toc Couture Florals. With the launch of his new brand Eddie Zaratsian, Custom Florals and Lifestyle, he wants to go one step further. No longer just a flower shop, but a real design house, with the knowledge and expertise to take on the styling of any project from start to finish.
Sergey Karpunin is a man of many talents. His floral art, collected for the first time in a monograph, ranges from traditional, natural designs to refined symmetrical arrangements and floral Pop Art.
Japanese Hideyuki Niwa grew up surrounded by flowers. Being familiar with their qualities, vulnerabilities and possibilities from an early age, becoming a floral designer seemed like a logical next step.
