Start from an idea, not a bunch.

Loose, gathered and sunny — the easiest way to make two bunches look designed.

Architectural and asymmetric — one big-box haul, one hotel-lobby moment.

A small dome of magenta and purple that fits anywhere and lasts for ages.

Joyful citrus color, no balloons required. Build it tall and let it spill.

Soft, low and romantic — designed to sit between two people at dinner.

All white, all calm. A gesture that doesn't need words.

Warm and generous in a pitcher you probably already own.

Deep purples with just enough green to keep it alive rather than heavy.

Three low vases down the table beat one big arrangement every time.

Whatever's blooming outside, split across three bud vases.

Five stems, one vase, enormous presence. The minimalist's arrangement.

Buy three bunches of whatever looks best and let the shape stay irregular.

A sculptural all-white urn that makes a reception desk feel like a five-star hotel.

Soft lilac and silver-green — calm enough for a bedside, pretty enough for a party.