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Artistic Collection
Some of my clients have a deep love for art, which allows me to express another dimension of emotions and creativity. They come to me with exciting ideas, colour schemes, dreams, and visions. As an avid lover of art and beauty, I’m always thrilled to embrace their ideas and embark on a journey to create truly unique and personal floral art. This selection showcases some of the notable recent projects that reflect my artistic approach.
Mari & Rutger Wedding Flowers
Museum Van Loon & Pulitzer, Amsterdam
The story of this remarkable couple is incredibly touching. Rutger, a Dutch gentleman, traveled across the world to Japan to reunite with his love, Mari, who had taken the bold step of leaving her job to be with him. When they approached me, their vision was crystal clear: they wanted opulent, romantic, and unique floral arrangements. Their chosen colour scheme featured shades of brown, dusty pink, and peach, a true dream assignment for me! I handpicked over two dozen exquisite late-spring flowers, including Mari's favourite brownie tulips, Cafe Latte roses, lilies, garden roses, sweet peas, eremurus, and other premium flowers.
Their ceremony, held in one of Amsterdam's most beautiful gardens at Museum Van Loon, was the realisation of their dreams. The roses were still in full bloom, perfectly complementing the carefully selected colour palette. Following the ceremony, the dinner took place in the historic rooms of the Pulitzer Hotel in Amsterdam, where the couple requested a throne-like floral arrangement with an opulent, royal touch. I must confess, this wedding is one of my all-time favourites.
Colour scheme: cream, peach, brown, dusty pink, soft green;
Style: lush, romantic, natural;
Kind words: " Katya was our floral designer on the wedding day. Her flower art was amazing and all of our guests loved it! Katya never rushed and took her time for us. During the meetings her passion for flowers showed and it was such fun to talk with her. If we ever have an event again and we need flowers, we will definitely be asking Katya again." - Rutger & Mari
The story of this remarkable couple is incredibly touching. Rutger, a Dutch gentleman, traveled across the world to Japan to reunite with his love, Mari, who had taken the bold step of leaving her job to be with him. When they approached me, their vision was crystal clear: they wanted opulent, romantic, and unique floral arrangements. Their chosen colour scheme featured shades of brown, dusty pink, and peach, a true dream assignment for me! I handpicked over two dozen exquisite late-spring flowers, including Mari's favourite brownie tulips, Cafe Latte roses, lilies, garden roses, sweet peas, eremurus, and other premium flowers.
Their ceremony, held in one of Amsterdam's most beautiful gardens at Museum Van Loon, was the realisation of their dreams. The roses were still in full bloom, perfectly complementing the carefully selected colour palette. Following the ceremony, the dinner took place in the historic rooms of the Pulitzer Hotel in Amsterdam, where the couple requested a throne-like floral arrangement with an opulent, royal touch. I must confess, this wedding is one of my all-time favourites.
Colour scheme: cream, peach, brown, dusty pink, soft green;
Style: lush, romantic, natural;
Kind words: " Katya was our floral designer on the wedding day. Her flower art was amazing and all of our guests loved it! Katya never rushed and took her time for us. During the meetings her passion for flowers showed and it was such fun to talk with her. If we ever have an event again and we need flowers, we will definitely be asking Katya again." - Rutger & Mari
Susanne & Jordi Wedding Flowers
Waldorf Astoria, Amsterdam
Susanne remains one of my cherished clients, a true source of inspiration with impeccable taste. When she shared her vision for her wedding dinner table decoration, a concept where flowers seemingly "grow" from the table, I eagerly embraced the challenge. Drawing from the artistry of Japanese ikebana, I arranged an array of exquisite Dutch and French spring flowers within small ceramic vessels, seamlessly woven together using the Japanese Kenzan technique.
For Susanne's wedding bouquet, she had her heart set on cascading tulips, a request that posed its own challenges due to their delicate, soft stems prone to breakage. To bring this vision to life, I sourced the finest French tulips from the renowned Aalsmeer flower market, conveniently located just a brief 30-minute drive from Amsterdam. With meticulous care, I arranged these tulips in a cascading manner, defying expectations as they remained resilient and flawless throughout the day.
For the ceremony, we decorated the garden of one of Amsterdam's most captivating canal houses, the Museum Van Loon, with premium Dutch ranunculus, delicate ranunculus butterflies and an array of splendid spring blooms, including my personal favourite, sweet peas. The evening at the Waldorf Astoria was a highlight of this unforgettable day, culminating in a dinner that exuded the essence of elegance and beauty.
Colour scheme: white, peach, soft pink, light blue and soft green;
Style: romantic spring, natural and artistic;
Kind words:
"Katya is an exceptional floral designer. My husband and I worked with her on our wedding florals, and I cannot say enough nice things about her and her team. As a corporate event planner for more than 15 years, I have very high expectations, and Katya exceeded all of them. Katya is a fantastic communicator, and I felt at ease with her from our first meeting. Katya is extremely creative, professional, kind and executes her floral designs flawlessly. She made our day magical with her gorgeous floral design, and we could not be happier. Thank you Katya, I cannot wait to work with you again!" - Susanne
Susanne remains one of my cherished clients, a true source of inspiration with impeccable taste. When she shared her vision for her wedding dinner table decoration, a concept where flowers seemingly "grow" from the table, I eagerly embraced the challenge. Drawing from the artistry of Japanese ikebana, I arranged an array of exquisite Dutch and French spring flowers within small ceramic vessels, seamlessly woven together using the Japanese Kenzan technique.
For Susanne's wedding bouquet, she had her heart set on cascading tulips, a request that posed its own challenges due to their delicate, soft stems prone to breakage. To bring this vision to life, I sourced the finest French tulips from the renowned Aalsmeer flower market, conveniently located just a brief 30-minute drive from Amsterdam. With meticulous care, I arranged these tulips in a cascading manner, defying expectations as they remained resilient and flawless throughout the day.
For the ceremony, we decorated the garden of one of Amsterdam's most captivating canal houses, the Museum Van Loon, with premium Dutch ranunculus, delicate ranunculus butterflies and an array of splendid spring blooms, including my personal favourite, sweet peas. The evening at the Waldorf Astoria was a highlight of this unforgettable day, culminating in a dinner that exuded the essence of elegance and beauty.
Colour scheme: white, peach, soft pink, light blue and soft green;
Style: romantic spring, natural and artistic;
Kind words:
"Katya is an exceptional floral designer. My husband and I worked with her on our wedding florals, and I cannot say enough nice things about her and her team. As a corporate event planner for more than 15 years, I have very high expectations, and Katya exceeded all of them. Katya is a fantastic communicator, and I felt at ease with her from our first meeting. Katya is extremely creative, professional, kind and executes her floral designs flawlessly. She made our day magical with her gorgeous floral design, and we could not be happier. Thank you Katya, I cannot wait to work with you again!" - Susanne
Linda & Rik Wedding Flowers
Parc Broekhuizen, The Netherlands
Linda's love for flowers, shared with her mother, who between them possess an extensive knowledge of flowers, made working on Linda and Rik's wedding flowers a truly special experience. Together, we carefully chose some of the most stunning blooms available at the beginning of October: early autumn flowers in cream, peach, beige, caramel, and burnt orange hues, accented with touches of burgundy. The colour scheme and flower selection were truly unique.
Style: artistic, natural, one-of-a-king autumn garden;
Colour scheme: cream, peach, beige, caramel, and burnt orange hues, accented with touches of burgundy;
Kind words:
"Ohhh dear Katya, I really want to thank you soooo much for all your beautiful creations. Your work is filled with so much love and attention. We enjoyed it immensely!! Thank you, sweetheart!" - Linda
Linda's love for flowers, shared with her mother, who between them possess an extensive knowledge of flowers, made working on Linda and Rik's wedding flowers a truly special experience. Together, we carefully chose some of the most stunning blooms available at the beginning of October: early autumn flowers in cream, peach, beige, caramel, and burnt orange hues, accented with touches of burgundy. The colour scheme and flower selection were truly unique.
Style: artistic, natural, one-of-a-king autumn garden;
Colour scheme: cream, peach, beige, caramel, and burnt orange hues, accented with touches of burgundy;
Kind words:
"Ohhh dear Katya, I really want to thank you soooo much for all your beautiful creations. Your work is filled with so much love and attention. We enjoyed it immensely!! Thank you, sweetheart!" - Linda
David Austin Roses, Wedding & Event Flowers
Exclusive Marketing Event, Aalsmeer
This business event of David Austin, the world's leading breeder of iconic English roses, was a dream assignment come true. Decorating the vast space of The Fragrant Garden venue in Aalsmeer required over 3000 exquisite David Austin garden roses, alongside a similar quantity of other flowers. The preparations spanned nearly three weeks, involving a comprehensive 20-page floral design plan and close collaboration with David Austin's remarkable team.
My team of six florists and I crafted dozens of centrepieces, large-scale arrangements, hanging installations, and a lavish garden-style floral arch. Despite the hard work, it proved to be an unforgettable experience, bringing immense joy. Meeting David Austin Junior and the team - Jo, Amy, and Zoe - in person and hearing their heartfelt compliments and comments about our work was a true pleasure. This event marked the beginning of a fruitful and heartfelt collaboration.
Following the event, David generously allowed me to keep the flowers and organise a styled photoshoot with the highly talented photographer, Sandra from Divine Day Photography. The production was a great success, with one of the images (featuring the floral arch) even winning First Prize in the Garden Roses Contest hosted by Alexandra Farms.
Colour Scheme: soft pastels, some accents of cerise;
Style: lush garden style, glamorous, timeless and creative;
Kind words:
"I wanted to take this opportunity to formally thank you, on behalf of David and all of the team, for your incredible work, creativity and artistry as well as the huge effort you made. You did an incredible job and we loved working with you and everyone loved the floral displays that you created. So thank you!" - Jo Bird, Art-Director
This business event of David Austin, the world's leading breeder of iconic English roses, was a dream assignment come true. Decorating the vast space of The Fragrant Garden venue in Aalsmeer required over 3000 exquisite David Austin garden roses, alongside a similar quantity of other flowers. The preparations spanned nearly three weeks, involving a comprehensive 20-page floral design plan and close collaboration with David Austin's remarkable team.
My team of six florists and I crafted dozens of centrepieces, large-scale arrangements, hanging installations, and a lavish garden-style floral arch. Despite the hard work, it proved to be an unforgettable experience, bringing immense joy. Meeting David Austin Junior and the team - Jo, Amy, and Zoe - in person and hearing their heartfelt compliments and comments about our work was a true pleasure. This event marked the beginning of a fruitful and heartfelt collaboration.
Following the event, David generously allowed me to keep the flowers and organise a styled photoshoot with the highly talented photographer, Sandra from Divine Day Photography. The production was a great success, with one of the images (featuring the floral arch) even winning First Prize in the Garden Roses Contest hosted by Alexandra Farms.
Colour Scheme: soft pastels, some accents of cerise;
Style: lush garden style, glamorous, timeless and creative;
Kind words:
"I wanted to take this opportunity to formally thank you, on behalf of David and all of the team, for your incredible work, creativity and artistry as well as the huge effort you made. You did an incredible job and we loved working with you and everyone loved the floral displays that you created. So thank you!" - Jo Bird, Art-Director
Louise & Raymond Wedding Flowers
Waldorf Astoria, Amsterdam
A wonderful collaboration began when the lovely Sabine from Over The Moon Weddings reached out to discuss Louise & Raymond's wedding flowers. Their intimate family gathering at the Waldorf Astoria was truly heartwarming. I had the pleasure of meeting Louise & Raymond at the hotel before their wedding to get a sense of their vision and wishes. The color scheme they chose was exciting: soft pinks and corals for the ceremony, with rich purples and reds added for the dinner setup. For their special day, I selected some of my favourite garden roses, French peonies, sweet peas, and an assortment of other spring blooms and foliage. The ceremony, set against the stunning backdrop of the Waldorf Astoria garden, was filled with romance and joy. For the dinner, the vibrant red and purple flowers paired with light blue linens created a truly striking display. This particular tablescape has become one of my absolute favourites, I simply adore it!
Colour palette: soft pink, coral, red, purple, and lavender;
Style: natural, artistic, abundant spring garden;
Kind Words:
"Absolutely stunning! Katya is truly amazing, I was so in love with her work. The combination of the flowers and colours were so magical! Exactly how I imagined it would be on my wedding and even more!" - Louise
A wonderful collaboration began when the lovely Sabine from Over The Moon Weddings reached out to discuss Louise & Raymond's wedding flowers. Their intimate family gathering at the Waldorf Astoria was truly heartwarming. I had the pleasure of meeting Louise & Raymond at the hotel before their wedding to get a sense of their vision and wishes. The color scheme they chose was exciting: soft pinks and corals for the ceremony, with rich purples and reds added for the dinner setup. For their special day, I selected some of my favourite garden roses, French peonies, sweet peas, and an assortment of other spring blooms and foliage. The ceremony, set against the stunning backdrop of the Waldorf Astoria garden, was filled with romance and joy. For the dinner, the vibrant red and purple flowers paired with light blue linens created a truly striking display. This particular tablescape has become one of my absolute favourites, I simply adore it!
Colour palette: soft pink, coral, red, purple, and lavender;
Style: natural, artistic, abundant spring garden;
Kind Words:
"Absolutely stunning! Katya is truly amazing, I was so in love with her work. The combination of the flowers and colours were so magical! Exactly how I imagined it would be on my wedding and even more!" - Louise
Edwin & Nick Wedding Flowers
Our Lord in the Attic Museum, Amsterdam
I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Edwin Oudshoorn, a renowned Dutch fashion designer and couturier, and have collaborated with him on several styled shoots in the past. When he and his partner, Nick, asked me to create the flowers for their wedding, I was absolutely thrilled! This wasn’t just any wedding, it was a chance to collaborate with another creative mind, a true artist. Edwin is known for his boundless creativity and impeccable taste, and working together was a thoughtfully curated experience.
The three of us, Edwin, Nick, and myself, worked closely to carefully select the perfect flowers that reflected their desired style: natural, botanical, wild, yet elegantly refined.
One intriguing challenge came with the historic church venue, a 17th-century protected monument in the heart of Amsterdam, which also functions as a museum. Fresh flowers were not allowed inside, so we embarked on a creative solution: designing silk flowers that looked just like fresh ones. I’m delighted to say our efforts were a success, and the illusion of fresh blooms was beautifully achieved.
Colour Palette: a daring mix of white, yellow, peach, lavender, purples, and pinks;
Style: a captivating blend of natural, artistic, and elegant elements, with botanical influences;
Kind words:
"Dear Katya,
What you have made for our wedding is just incredible! Every floral piece was exquisite, and wonder over wonder, an incredible spring feeling, even in October! Exactly what we wanted but did not dare hope for because of the time of year.
We are so incredibly grateful to you that it is hard to express it in words. We have had such a wonderful day full of love and sit now in a sort of afterglow.
Many, MANY thanks.
Nick & Edwin"
I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Edwin Oudshoorn, a renowned Dutch fashion designer and couturier, and have collaborated with him on several styled shoots in the past. When he and his partner, Nick, asked me to create the flowers for their wedding, I was absolutely thrilled! This wasn’t just any wedding, it was a chance to collaborate with another creative mind, a true artist. Edwin is known for his boundless creativity and impeccable taste, and working together was a thoughtfully curated experience.
The three of us, Edwin, Nick, and myself, worked closely to carefully select the perfect flowers that reflected their desired style: natural, botanical, wild, yet elegantly refined.
One intriguing challenge came with the historic church venue, a 17th-century protected monument in the heart of Amsterdam, which also functions as a museum. Fresh flowers were not allowed inside, so we embarked on a creative solution: designing silk flowers that looked just like fresh ones. I’m delighted to say our efforts were a success, and the illusion of fresh blooms was beautifully achieved.
Colour Palette: a daring mix of white, yellow, peach, lavender, purples, and pinks;
Style: a captivating blend of natural, artistic, and elegant elements, with botanical influences;
Kind words:
"Dear Katya,
What you have made for our wedding is just incredible! Every floral piece was exquisite, and wonder over wonder, an incredible spring feeling, even in October! Exactly what we wanted but did not dare hope for because of the time of year.
We are so incredibly grateful to you that it is hard to express it in words. We have had such a wonderful day full of love and sit now in a sort of afterglow.
Many, MANY thanks.
Nick & Edwin"
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