vibrant color

Here is another set of floral designs I did for one of the homes on the Street of Eames home tour here in Portland. This is the Ingalls house designed by Chris Ingalls. It is a wonderful modern home and the dining room overlooks a terrace with a view as it is up on a hill. I wanted to play off of the orange-red of the oblong lamp above and the carpet below. The white ceramic cubes contrast nicely to the dark bamboo table runner.
This is a combination of dragon-eye leucadendron, berzellia, Spicy roses, orange parrot tulips, orange ranuncula, and exotic Xanadu leaves.
(photos of the rest of the home via Street of Eames website)

Comments

[sweetpaul]

This house is amazing, I will move right in!

[My Notting Hill]

love the flower arrangements - so lush!

[Chie Nicolaisen]

Wow...i second ...will move ASAP...

Beautiful flowers and the house is amazing.

Thanks for sharing...i just want to leave my footprints as i glided in in when am browsing friends blogs.

[Fiore fresco]

Beautiful arrangements as always! I love the vibrant (shocking orange!) hues against the dark wood. I also love that you did full and lush in a modern setting...I get tired of modern meaning just a pot of phaleonopsis orchids or a few huge leaves in a skinny necked vase or a stem of anthurium...you know what I mean! Wonderful work.

[Pink Maple]

Beautiful! The flowers' warm tones really bring out the dark wood of the table. A great house too!

[stephanie]

Wasn't this house in Sunset magazine. I am a frequent reader and love, love, love your work. Any ideas where that orange light fixture is from?

[At Home with Kim Vallee]

Your arrangement works great for the space. Nice color palette and wise choice of flowers. The house is amazing. What a view inside and outside. I particularly like the living room picture with the dining room in the background.