FOUND A HOMENolaColour, place and mood
Inspiration for lasting flowers.
Discover colours and combinations that suit your interior. View earlier bouquets and get practical tips about size and placement.
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Save your favourites
Found a bouquet you like? Save it with the heart and find it again with your favourites.
FOUND A HOMENola
FOUND A HOMEMikela
FOUND A HOMEAurea
FOUND A HOMESerra
FOUND A HOMESolis
FOUND A HOMEIlonaColour and mood
Find your colour world.
Sometimes you want calm, sometimes more colour. From soft and natural to warm, dark or expressive: discover which mood suits your interior.
Deep & refined
Rich, dark tones gain air through soft and fresh accents. Ideal when you want more contrast while retaining a calm, stylish appearance.
Soft & natural
Soft tones, muted green and warm neutrals create a calm composition that works easily with light interiors, wood and natural materials.
Warm & earthy
Warm terracotta, rust and deep-red tones immediately add depth. They pair beautifully with wood, beige, brown and other natural materials.
Light & botanical
White, cream and green create a fresh, open look for anyone who wants flowers without adding too much colour or visual weight.
Fresh & playful
Bright accents combine with calm tones and plenty of green. Light and distinctive without becoming overly colourful.
Colourful & expressive
Here colour takes the lead. Different shades strengthen each other and make the bouquet a deliberate focal point.
Right for the place
Where would you like to place the bouquet?
The location determines which size and shape fit. For your home, workplace or reception area.
On the dining table
Choose a bouquet that looks good from every side, keeps sight lines open and leaves enough room for tableware and conversation.
On a sideboard
Here a bouquet can be taller and more asymmetrical. Let its shape work with art, lighting and other objects on the sideboard.
On the kitchen island
A bouquet on the kitchen island can stand out, but should leave enough workspace free. Choose a shape that looks beautiful from every side and keep it away from the hob and sink.
Bench or side table
A compact bouquet adds colour and softness to a bench or side table. Match its size to the depth of the furniture and leave enough space around it.
Choosing practically
Advice for a bouquet that truly fits
A few practical considerations make choosing easier: size, the right vase and why a bouquet can look different at home.
Size & placement
Which bouquet size works where?
Height is not everything. Width, viewing direction and free space around the bouquet also determine whether the composition works.
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Vase advice
How to choose the right vase
Height, shape and neck opening have a surprising influence on how compact, tall or airy a bouquet looks.
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Good to know
From product photo to your interior
The same bouquet can look slightly different at home. Light, colour, viewing distance and its surroundings make more difference than you may expect.
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Care
How to keep artificial flowers beautiful
A lasting bouquet needs no vase water, but occasional attention keeps it looking its best.
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