Bringing Floral Calm Into Your Space

Floral Interior Design

How to integrate flowers into your home decor for maximum wellbeing

Living Areas

Place vibrant, uplifting flowers like dahlias or Irish-grown tulips in living spaces to encourage social interaction and positive energy. Position arrangements at eye level for maximum visual impact.

Bedrooms

Choose calming, sleep-promoting flowers like lavender or chamomile for bedrooms. Keep arrangements simple and place them away from the bed to allow their gentle aroma to fill the space without overwhelming.

Work Spaces

Incorporate focus-enhancing greenery such as rosemary sprigs or potted mint into home offices. Small, low-maintenance arrangements prevent distraction while still providing cognitive benefits.

Seasonal Arrangement Guides

Embrace the changing seasons with appropriate flower selections

Irish Seasonal Flower Guide:

Spring (March-May): Welcome longer days with cheerful daffodils, tulips, and hyacinths sourced from Irish growers. Their fresh colours signal renewal and brighten any entranceway.

Summer (June-August): Celebrate garden abundance with sweet pea, foxglove, and delphinium. These tall stems bring relaxed elegance and natural fragrance to dining spaces.

Autumn (September-November): Embrace russet and amber tones with hydrangea, bronze chrysanthemums, and berried branches. Their texture echoes crisp air and glowing sunsets.

Winter (December-February): Create cosy atmospheres with hellebores, evergreens, and eucalyptus harvested in nearby glasshouses. Their subtle fragrance and resilience provide comfort during cooler months.

Sustainable Floral Decor

Environmentally conscious approaches to flower enjoyment

Local Sourcing

Choose locally grown Irish blooms to reduce carbon footprint and support regional growers. These varieties are adapted to Atlantic weather and require fewer resources to thrive.

Dried Arrangements

Extend the life of your flowers by drying them. Irish heather, statice, and honesty pods dry beautifully and can provide therapeutic benefits for months or years.

Flower Recycling

Create a closed-loop system by composting spent flowers. This practice not only reduces waste but connects you to the full lifecycle of your floral companions.

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