Flowers & Crafts
In our constantly connected society feels that we need to land in the earthy. Nature is the key word for Flowers & Crafts. The handmade feel is evident in many types of products both on the interior side as well as in our gardens.
Certainly edible plants that are both good and beautiful are in the trend. There is a great focus on nature's pantry for both professionals and home cooks.
The organic forms inspire, patterns and objects take forms from the plant kingdom. The ceramics as a material are very hot right now, we see it both on the table and on the windowsill.
The materials are from nature, we will find stone, wood and glass, pure natural materials that last for a long time, and that you do not get tired of in the first place.
In the modern garden is planted a romantic plant choice with vegetables beautifully combined. Trees and plants that are in the trend; old-fashioned roses, curly lilies, king-size lilies, radishes, iris, nemesia, cornet flower, dried flowers, begonia and acantus
The trend includes materials such as; sandstone, blackened wood, bloomsbury pattern, linen fabric, crushed velvet, patinated bronze, recycled bricks and matte ceramics.
Colors for the trend
Flowers & Crafts color range is dominated by mild colors with nature as the foundation. Neutral colors along with beautiful gentle pastels.
CMYK 6 5 8 0
RGB 232 230 223
HEX #E8E6DF
PMS 9043 C
NCS S 0502-Y
CMYK 7 18 23 20
RGB 183 169 154
HEX #B7A99A
PMS 7529 C
NCS S 3005-Y50R
CMYK 0 76 72 31
RGB 164 73 61
HEX #A4493D
PMS 7608 C
NCS S 3060-Y80R
CMYK 33 18 3 40
RGB 124 135 142
HEX #7C878E
PMS 430 C
NCS S 5005-R80B
CMYK 38 35 33 92
RGB 61 57 53
HEX #3D3935
PMS Pantone Black 7 C
NCS S 8500-N
CMYK 21 49 46 2
RGB 188 138 126
HEX #BC8A7E
PMS 7613 C
NCS S 3020-Y70R
CMYK 8 23 52 15
RGB 198 170 118
HEX #C6AA76
PMS 466 C
NCS S 2040-Y20R
CMYK 29 10 52 32
RGB 137 144 100
HEX #899064
PMS 5773 C
NCS S 4020-G70Y
The cultivation of plants and vegetables is done using advanced technical methods. Both in large production or as hydroponic cultivation on the windowsill.
The personal expression plays an increasingly stronger role. Our own creativity is released both when we decorate our homes and plan our gardens.