Each season and year, there are new trends in floral design that come from the creative minds of talented floral designers around the world. Like all artists, they are inspired by world events, changes in fashion, societal and cultural perspectives, and other influencers.
With the unprecedented events of the last few months, floral designers have had considerable time to contemplate the world, nature, and the impact on society and then incorporate that in their new floral designs for the upcoming summer season.
Our own floral designers reflect some of the similar sentiments among floral designers around the country as they introduce floral designs for the summer season.
Nature and Health
More naturalistic floral designs, with an emphasis on greenery and natural elements, personify the summer floral trends. We’ve seen the world begin to heal with less pollution, including clearer water and skies, and a return of more wildlife during this stay-at-home order. It’s reminded us that nature is important as is the health of the planet and the human race. 
Optimism and Resilience
There has been so much uncertainty and gloom and doom the last few months that many floral designers are also focused on creating floral designs that reflect the resilience of humanity and optimism in the face of adversity and tremendous challenges.
This means plenty of bright and bold flower combinations that burst with color and remind us that staying positive is staying strong.
Casual and Relaxed
The last few months have taught us all that we need to slow down, relax, and enjoy what we have within our homes, social circles, and relationships above all else.
With a new appreciation for life, there is less of a need to create something over-the-top or spectacular. The focus is on more casual floral designs over elegant. It’s more about the feeling than the display.
Add more flowers to your life and to those around you this summer. Call or visit our website to place your order with our Baltimore flower shop. We offer curbside pick-up and no-contact delivery.
