3 Ways To Approach Fresh Flowers In Your Home This Spring

Timeless colour ways and fresh blooms that will transform your home this season.

The High floral design collection from Fig & Bloom
Fig & Bloom (Image Credit: Supplied)

Statement florals might look effortless, but they’re never just thrown together on a whim. Every stem is placed with precision to sculpt and shape a bouquet that commands the space and to create something truly intentional. 

Fig & Bloom’s newly launched High Floral Design collection is setting the tone for spring florals, with three exclusive colour palettes that can each be transformed into a bespoke arrangement. 

This isn’t a simple ‘add-to-cart and wait for delivery’ type of situation. Before each bunch is created, the team will consult with you about your space and the occasion to ensure the final arrangement feels considered and complements your home. 

Whether you’re drawn to the touch of romance of soft apricot and dusty rose, or the warmth of spring with pale yellow and cream, the collection combines personal style and interior design to deliver something truly one-of-a-kind. 

If you’re looking to bring a little spring indoors, here are three ways to approach fresh flowers in your home this season. 

a bunch of yellow flowers from fig & bloom
Fig & Bloom (Image Credit: Supplied)

Embrace The Colour-Drenching

Colour-drenching is the art of decorating an entire room with one single colour (or other close tones), reducing harsh contrasts and visual noise. Not only does this create a cohesive environment, but using softer colours, it can also make a room feel more calming. 

If you’re feeling inspired to embrace the colour-drenching this spring, Fig & Bloom’s Palette Nº 01 Soleil is our top pick. With an assortment of phalaenopsis orchids, calla lilies, and carnations in hues of pale yellow and cream under a fall of hanging amaranthus, this bouquet is designed to feel sunlit and golden. 

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a bunch of pink flowers from fig & bloom
Fig & Bloom (Image Credit: Supplied)

A Touch of Romance

Spring is romantic, whimsical and a little bit flirty, so naturally, it is the perfect time of year to brighten your space and introduce more colour. If you typically lean towards cool earthy tones like sage green and charcoal, then this Fig & Bloom Palette Nº 02 Carmen arrangement is the easiest way to add a touch of romance. 

Blush-coloured hydrangeas create volume and fluff, while phalaenopsis orchids add a sculptural edge. The bouquet is finished off with some rose-pink amaranthus that effortlessly trails down the side. 

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Rich Tonal Grounding

Neutral earthy tones help to ground a space, anchoring the room and creating visual stability. If you find yourself leaning more towards rich wood grains and deeper colours like chocolate brown or burgundy, then the Fig & Bloom Palette Nº 03 Sienna will allow you to play into the hue further. 

With stems of copper beech scattered throughout and a stalk of large, peachy-toned phalaenopsis orchids placed in the centre, this palette radiates warmth, with deep, burnt tones that feel rich, cosy and beautifully grounded.

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For more interior inspiration, explore the stylish homeware pieces our team are eyeing off this month here, and our edit of 10 stylish mirrors to elevate your space. 

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