The #2 - Pastel Paradise

Pastel colours first became popular in 18th-century art and interiors, where they were used to create light, dreamlike atmospheres instead of bold statements. They were associated with intimacy, softness, and emotional warmth. We associate them with iconic 80s accessories. Both work for us!

This flortnight's bunch is a soft, cloud-like mix of seasonal pastel flowers featuring stock, snapdragons, gerberas, anthuriums, sim carnations, and agapanthus — arranged to feel airy, dreamy and quietly luminous.

Designed to bring calm colour into a space without overwhelming it. Think gentle pinks, washed apricots, powder blues, and creamy greens layered in a natural, sculptural style.