The Collection
Willow Crossley Finds Inspiration In Our Floral Trail Design
Celebrating The English Countryside At It's Best
With summer firmly here and our gardens in full bloom, what better time to celebrate our much-loved Floral Trail design.
With its delicate pattern of complementary blues, greens and pinks, our Floral Trail design has become a firm favourite with our customers and clients alike. Taking inspiration from an archive textile motif, the elegant design, which is available in wallpaper and fabric form, is a playful way to introduce print into any space. To celebrate the arrival of some exciting new Floral Trail products into the Salvesen Graham collection, we asked renowned florist and friend, Willow Crossley, to style some wildflower bouquets based on the bestselling design. Here are her tips for the perfect arrangement along with notes on her summer style.
With its delicate pattern of complementary blues, greens and pinks, our Floral Trail design has become a firm favourite with our customers and clients alike. Taking inspiration from an archive textile motif, the elegant design, which is available in wallpaper and fabric form, is a playful way to introduce print into any space. To celebrate the arrival of some exciting new Floral Trail products into the Salvesen Graham collection, we asked renowned florist and friend, Willow Crossley, to style some wildflower bouquets based on the bestselling design. Here are her tips for the perfect arrangement along with notes on her summer style.
“I’ve used a mix of vases and jugs to create this very relaxed display on the kitchen table, with some single stem glass vases to give the particularly blousy peonies their own spotlight! In the jugs, I’ve mixed sweet peas, aquilegia, picotee ranunculus, orange blossom and a few varieties of peonies. I love mixing a peachy coral flame with deep pink Karl Rosenfield and a creamy Duchesse de Nemours. One tip with orange blossom is to remove all the leaves as it will last much longer.”
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