The art of color

Working with color can feel intimidating—when done poorly, it can overwhelm a design. But when done right? It transforms an arrangement into something truly unforgettable.

Designing with color theory in floral art is much like painting. It’s about blending tones and hues seamlessly to create movement and cohesion. Imagine a bouquet that gracefully transitions from soft ivories and blushes to bold corals and deep reds. It’s not about rigid symmetry but about crafting a story with color that feels effortless and intentional.

Our goal is to guide the eye through each arrangement naturally, like waves flowing across the ocean. Sometimes this means using bold color blocking to create dramatic contrast. Other times, it’s a delicate balance of subtle transitions that feel organic and free flowing. Even the smallest details—like the undertones in foliage or the center of a bloom—play a role in connecting the colors and enhancing the design.

We avoid overly literal interpretations of wedding palettes, instead striving to add depth, texture, and dimension. This approach complements the overall aesthetic while creating designs that feel both timeless and dynamic.

Think of your favorite painting—how each color, even the unexpected ones, plays a vital role in the final masterpiece. That’s how we approach our floral creations. With intentionality, artistry, and a deep love for color, we bring every arrangement to life with beauty and purpose