From 16 to 21 April, thousands of orchid flowers will decorate the Dutch pavilion Masterly, during the Milan Design Week ‘Salone del Mobile’. Masterly is the showcase of Dutch design and is located in the Palazzo Giureconsulti, a stone’s throw from the Duomo. Orchid Netherlands has once again been selected to exhibit a rich assortment of the highest quality Dutch orchids. That orchids and design go together perfectly becomes clear as soon as you enter.

 

 

The power of contrast during Milan Design Week

In the classic white décor of the palace, orchids (arranged by Sand and Spijker in Delft) strongly attract attention, complimenting the design pieces in the room. Hundreds of long-lasting orchids are incorporated in no fewer than four metre-high installations. The presentation of a rich assortment of Phalaenopsis and exclusive orchids impressively adds colour and life to the iconic Palazzo Giureconsulti.

 

 

Orchids and design: a perfect match

Not only does the Netherlands offer excellence in art and design, but also in orchids. They are works of art from nature that can be enjoyed for a long time. That’s why curator and initiator of Masterly Nicole Uniquole, once again chose orchids as part of the exhibition. “The concept of Masterly showcases art and design. Traditionally, floral artists were a source of inspiration, so the orchid cannot be missing from Dutch design. The modern, elegant orchid is like an ornament with a story for your interior,” says Nicole Uniquole.

 

 

Orchids for Milan

As orchids have a much longer shelf life than the week of the exhibition, all plants are traditionally distributed on the last day of the event. This is a huge success every year. In large numbers, residents of Milan come to the distribution moment to receive the orchids with open arms and enjoy them at home for a long time to come.

 

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Masterly takes place from 16 to 21 April in Palazzo Giureconsulti in Milan, Italy. More information can be found at www.masterly.nu.

From 8 to 13 April, the Dutch pavilion Masterly will light up the heart of Milan with a lush orchid installation. During the world-renowned Milan Design Week, Masterly serves as the ultimate stage for top-level Dutch design – and this year, orchids are blooming once again in the historic Palazzo Giureconsulti, just steps away from the iconic Duomo.

 

Highest quality Dutch orchids at Masterly

Orchidee Nederland has once again been selected to showcase a spectacular and diverse range of the highest quality Dutch orchids. From the moment visitors enter, it’s clear: design and orchids are a perfect match.

 

 

The power of contrast

Set against the palace’s classical white backdrop, the floral arrangements – crafted by Sand en Spijker from Delft – immediately catch the eye. Hundreds of long-flowering Phalaenopsis and exclusive orchid varieties are featured in a towering installation, beautifully enhanced by custom lighting from Aptum Lighting. Together, they breathe colour, elegance and life into this historic building.

 

Orchids at Dekker and Signify Lighting Design

New this year is a collaboration with kitchen and bathroom specialist Dekker Zevenhuizen – known for creating top-quality, custom-made, and eco-friendly countertops – and Signify Lighting Design – presenting revolutionary 3D-printed lighting. During Milan Design Week, the orchids will adorn the impressive joint presentation by Dekker and Signify Lighting Design.

 

 

A Milanese tradition in full bloom

What makes the experience even more special: on the final day of the event (13 April), the orchids will be handed out to the people of Milan – a cherished tradition that draws large crowds each year. Locals line up eagerly to receive a beautiful orchid to take home and enjoy long after the event ends.

 

 

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Masterly is open from 8 to 13 April at Palazzo Giureconsulti, Milan.
More info: www.masterly.nu.

For the first time, the exquisite beauty of orchids is seen at Maison et Objet design fair in Paris, adding a touch of nature’s artistry to this design and lifestyle exhibition. Floral designers Florian Seyd and Ueli Signer, from The Wunderkammer, skillfully incorporated a big variety of orchids into the stands of Mobach Ceramics and the Italian design powerhouse Abhika. Their work seamlessly merged the natural elegance of orchids with innovative design, creating an experience that was as enchanting as it was inspiring.

 

 

Orchids and design: a perfect match

Orchids and design are a perfect combination. Their unique shapes and vibrant colors add a touch of elegance to any creative display. This isn’t the first time orchids have been in the spotlight at a design event. They were also featured at Milan Design Week and Dutch Design Week, where they proved how well they complement modern art and design.

 

From 19 to 27 October, Orchids Info and APTUM will present the exhibition ‘In Full Bloom’ during Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven. APTUM, known for their unique and custom-made lighting designs, has created artworks highlighting the versatility of orchids especially for this event. This collaboration, born from a shared fascination with vibrant colours and expressive shapes, results in an enchanting floral wall and sculptural light objects. The exhibition is on display at APTUM’s studio, Gashouder 13.

 

Shared passion for patterns and shapes

 

 

Decorating your Christmas table with flowering plants like orchids can add a festive and natural touch to your Christmas decorations. Here are some ideas to incorporate orchids into your table decorations to steal the show at Christmas dinner this year. Read on and get inspired for orchid style ideas for a blooming Christmas table.

 

A dining table full of colour

The dining table is a place where you gather with loved ones. A place that, especially during the holidays, deserves extra attention and decoration! And what better way to do that than with orchids in warm, cheerful colours? For example, create smaller groups by combining the plants with twigs and candle holders.

Read also: A Christmas tree of orchids

 

 

Want to really go all out? Then go for a centrepiece by putting several orchids together on the table.