Tips: white provides energy
Although white is actually not a colour there are many different shades of white. For example warm and cold whites, ‘dirty whites’ or whites with a hint of colour such as ice shades. Happy and cheerful colour combinations are ideal for creating an attractive atmosphere indoors and white adds a touch of freshness. Rich, warm colours normally dominate in traditional interiors so white flowers with a hint of cream are perfect here. Contemporary homes contain more hot and cold contrasts and cool whites often look better there.

Fine Fleur Stately Zantedeschia aethiopica ‘Colombe de la Paix’ (3205) tied around a bunch of Salix (2215), with  a layer of Oreopanax (100547). Including an ‘extra’ bouquet of Anthurium Andreanum Grp ‘Grace’ (18525).	New energy Double flowered Tulipa ‘Horizon’ (19116) and the single flowered ‘Solero’ (100218) with a collar of variegated Ophiopogon T-grass (15789) and two coloured ribbon around the binding point. A dish of sprouting garlic is used for decoration.
Pure whites Allium neapolitanum (4687), Helleborus orientalis (18963), Narcissus Tazetta Grp ‘Ziva’ (2361) and Ranunculus (831) come together in a dreamy spring bouquet.	Sparks The tiny flowers of Fritillaria elwesii (25205) swarm around the three stems of Ranunculus (269) like fireflies.
Last snow Hand tied bouquet of Rosa Avalanche+ (16207) and Lilium Oriental Grp ‘Alma Ata’ (15121) with a frame of cropped Aesculus twigs (72). Voile is wrapped around the binding point.	Pond Parallel tied Muscari (43) and Polygonatum multiflorum (2403) with lilac coloured voile and floating Anemone ‘Galil White’ (12836) take a drink of water from a cylindrical vase.