INSPIRATION - SecondFlor

This section is written for all artists, craftspeople, designers and anyone who is interested in plants and is looking for inspiration to create their own floral art. We are interested in tourism, art, culture or original and eco-friendly creations from artists all over the world. Enjoy your discovery!

What's trending in hospitality floral design?

With their versatility, flowers contribute to positive guest reviews and reinforce a business's brand image, all of which are critical in the competitive hospitality sector.
The most gorgeous garlands you'll see this Christmas

While wreaths and Christmas trees play their part, garlands are the unsung heroes of holiday decor.
Embrace the Botanical Artistry with Eric Alfaro

In this article, we embark on an enchanting journey through the captivating works of Eric Alfaro, an exceptionally talented painter who skillfully blends natural landscapes with a contemporary twist.
How to use dried flower trends for 2023-2024

Dried flowers have appealed to many Americans in recent years. In 2023 and 2024, dried flowers will still be in vogue. So in what forms can you sell them to your customers?
Celebrate Independence Day with Stunning Preserved Flowers and Plants

Embrace the beauty of preserved floral arrangements and create unforgettable experiences for your clients and customers. Let your creativity shine as you celebrate Independence Day in style.
Trending preserved flowers ideas for a 2023 wedding

Trends can help you create for your clients a truly memorable and unique wedding experience. In this article, we analyzed for you all the trending preserved flowers ideas for a 2023 wedding.
How to take your boutonnieres to a whole new level using preserved flowers ?

It’s typical for boutonnieres to be worn at formal, or black-tie affairs. If you’re feeling crafty for your clients, try out these 3 different ways to take your boutonnieres to the next level now.
Flower tattoos, when imagination exceeds reality

his Ukrainian artist in love with nature is nicknamed “Rit Kit”. She realizes unique tattoos from plant prints. Want to see more? Click here.