Trend watcher Aafje Nijman presented three style trends for 2019, which were developed together with Bloemenbureau Holland, Tuinbranche Nederland and iBulb. Bloemenbureau Holland will be working with these trends in the coming year. According to Nijman, everything changes very fast and...
There’s no escaping the leopard print! Usually you see this trend in clothing, shoes and bags, but you can experiment with it in your interior too! Did you know leopard print plants existed, for example? They go perfectly within the Re-assemble style trend, one of the three style...
Only a few weeks left until summer! We can’t stop thinking about spending our days or nights in the garden during summer time. For those who can’t wait either, we’ve listed the garden trends 2018. So read on and get inspired! And if you don’t have a garden: these...
Terrariums are contained ecosystems, housed in transparent containers so you can see their beautiful earthly layers. They’re low-maintenance mini gardens, can last almost indefinitely with minimal water and are pretty to have in your home. Plus, they’re easy and fun to make...
Now the dark days are behind us it’s time for some colour in the interior. Warm colours bring the warmth we are looking for in the winter. Bright colours bring the joy of spring into our homes. Totally on-trend according to the Horticulture Sector Trends 2017!
Plants are always trendy, but the trends in the world of flowerpots change from year to year depending on the interior trends. Time to spot the latest trends so that our green friends look fabulous the coming months.
Plants are the most wanted accessory and bringing nature indoor is becoming more important as a way of life. So it’s no surprise that Pantone was inspired by nature and declared greenery as colour of 2017. Let’s see how to decorate with this vibrant colour.
In a world where we get more and more impressions, we also increasingly need to rest. Less remains more. Considered luxury is an atmospheric, neutral style which evolves around attention for the small pleasures in life. The need to rest is satisfied with bright, quiet and fresh...
Shared individualism is one of the featured styles from the Flexa ColourFuture 2017. A style that shows that you can connect elements with colour to create a warm and welcoming home.
The botanic interior trend seems seems to stay around. Also, in the new romanticism style by Flexa plants are the most important accessory. Good news for everyone who loves botanical and nature.
