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A Fresh Perspective
posted by Tori on 03/02/2012 at 12:00 am | 11 Comments - Post a comment
Spring technically doesn't start for another couple of weeks, but that doesn't have to stop you from busting out your favorite spring colors and arrangements!




Have the winter months been dragging you down, or do you need a fresh perspective on the upcoming season? Well, if you're like me then you have been counting down the days till spring. Dreary cold days are beginning to fade and with that brings fresh color palettes and warmer weather. You might also be wanting to freshen up your home with some warmer colors and crisp cut flowers. 

What better way to brighten up your home than with our Empire Square Vase? It is the perfect vehicle for a flower arrangement makeover. We love the combination of blooming tulips and vibrant citrus like lemons cut and placed facing outward in the base of the vase. 

The genius element in an arrangement like this is that you can use all types of colors to complement your taste and style. Cut oranges, limes or lemons for a fun bright punch of color. Mix them together or just use your favorite for the base of the vase. Then pick your favorite spring blooms and center in the vase. It creates such a refreshing look. The only thing you might love more about this arrangement is how easy and inexpensive it is to create!

Happy spring everyone!


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Susie Van Deventer
2012-03-02
A perfectly fresh arrangement, Thanks Tori! Happy Friday
Wendy Corvi
2012-03-02
Love any arrangement with Lemons. That yellow just makes you smile!
Heather Lackey
2012-03-02
Beautiful! I may try a similar arrangement for St. Pat's using lime slices.
Susan Horne
2012-03-02
Love it! So beautiful and simple!
Janet Smith
2012-03-02
One word.....Gorgeous!!!!
Anne Wilhelm
2012-03-02
I love the graceful, simple lines of this vase - and would love to see more of this type of look from Willow House!!
Corry F. Schmidt
2012-03-02
The pretty orange tulips remind me of my birthplace, Holland. Orange is the name of the Royal Family, the House of Orange. The container displays them so nicely. Never thought of lemons as a filler. It is such a refreshing bouquet.
Joan Bisogno
2012-03-02
Great choice of the orange tulips. Orange is one of the popular spring colors. The combination with the lemons is so refreshing.
VIctoria Frantz
2012-03-03
Leslie & Kathleen- Thanx for this 'SPOT' where we can share our comments with you and enjoy reading other comments/ideas from folks like me who really love Willow House -
xisoying
2012-05-02
The pretty orange tulips remind me of my birthplace, Holland.Orange is the name of the Royal Family, the House of Orange. The container displays them so nicely. Never thought of lemons as a filler. It is such a refreshing bouquet.
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2012-05-02
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