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Bringing Nature Home: Floral Arrangements Inspired by Nature
Unlike most flower-arrangement books, which rely on expensive and often nonseasonal flowers from florists, this book presents an alternative that is in line with the “back to nature” movement. This is the first volume to showcase how to be inspired by nature’s seasonal bounty and bring that nature into the home through floral arrangements.
From the well-known lifestyle phot...more
From the well-known lifestyle phot...more
Hardcover, 204 pages
Published
March 27th 2012
by Rizzoli
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This book is eye-poppingly beautiful... page after page of gorgeous decor and artistic floral arrangements. Love love love. Not just pretty pictures though, there's also info in the captions about all the elements used in each arrangement and an excellent section in the back about what makes for a successful grouping.
If you love flowers you will love this book. Inspired me to arrange lilacs and then dogwoods. Not much practical information, which is why I gave it 4 stars, but it is so so beautiful, that I couldn't put it down.
Whoa. Arrangements that walk the line between wild and tame. I don't go for the antiquey vases, but other than that, this is a gorgeous collection of gorgeousness. Well organized too boot.
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