Another set of designs done for a home on the Street of Eames tour. This is the home of architects Brian and Melody Emerick. It is the first LEEDS green residential project in Oregon . Many of the woods are reclaimed and sustainable materials were used. In fact the dining table was made from a tree removed on the property during construction. It is a wonderfully warm and cozy yet modern environment tucked into the woods high atop a hill. To showcase the large built in dining room mirror, I designed this grand arrangement all in shades of green, white, and yellow. The sweeping mossy branches and green dogwood branches add nice movement. Kale, Limbo roses, hanging amaranthus, ranunculas, billy buttons, and yellow tulips make a lush arrangement. For the dining table - I did a grouping of 6 cubes running down the table. Each cube has a leaf wrapped inside, tufts of moss, and billy buttons - very architectural - maybe echoing a little cluster of undergrowth in the woods. For the bedroom, was a striking arrangement of purple artichokes, Limbo roses, kermit poms, and clusters of moss with grey dusty miller leaves.