My name is Carolyn,
and we're actually filming
in my kitchen today.
Today we are going to talk
and teach you how to design
arrangements that are a lot different than
usual, because,
our approach is floral therapy.
The arrangement we're designing
is for your bedroom.
The bedroom is really
a place of balance, where, know you,
after a long day you just need to
find yourself and nurture yourself.
So the design we're going to
do is really based on balance.
You're going to balance the flowers,
you're not going to do something that
is asymmetrical or very technical.
So in the design
the most important thing
today is the ingredients that we're using.
So we have some beautiful,
fragrant garden roses.
and those are the big blooms
that we are going to start with.
Roses bring a lot of emotions
and they have the tendency
to boost your libido.
You're gonna think, oh,
why do we need to boost
your libido in your bedroom. Well I'm French.
I believe it's important
that you guys have
a good time in your bedroom.
So we're not going to
cut all the stems to
the same length though,
because we want to give a little bit of
a dimensional effect to the design.
And we want to mix the bloom
with different varieties of
roses to add a lot more textures into the design.
Flower therapy and aromatherapy,
have been, you know,
something that us human
being have been thinking
about since Ancient Egypt,
and flowers are definitely more than
flowers because of
their different soothing kind of effects.
So to the roses we're going to
add some tuberose.
Tuberose is super fragrant
and it is known to be an aphrodisiac.
So again, don't think that
we're designing anything kinky,
but, we want for
you to feel really
relaxed when it comes to your bedroom,
and have a really nice sleeping experience.
Here is our tuberose blooms.
So again, we tried to balance them a little.
So to the tuberose
we're going to add some sprigs
of french lavender.
Lavender is known to really sooth
any type of anxiety.
It's very relaxing and
it's very good for sweet dreams.
So again, like play
with the movement of the flowers.
You see, this is bending a lot.
You want it to come out of
the arrangement and bend a little as well
and we have a taller sprig.
So we're just gonna put it
right here like so.
Another thing that I have
forgotten to mention to you,
which is really important,
always remove the bottom foliage of
your stem, because you
want for your flowers to last longer.
And this way, this will
enhance the longevity of the flowers.
The colour's we've picked for
the bedroom are more the pastel type of colour.
We don't want to boost
your creativity in the bedroom.
What we want to do is again,
give you a very relaxing kind of feel.
Alright. So to the lavender,
now we're going to add some sage.
And sage is known to
be the master of the aromatic herbs.
It's been used by American Indian.
and it is known to take away any type of
negativity that you may have and
endured throughout the day
before you go to sleep.
So here we go. We've got a couple of
sage at the bottom of the arrangement.
Again to add colour to our stand,
And lastly,
we're going to add some fragrant geranium,
which is my ultimate favourite,
foliage to add to an arrangement.
And fragrant geranium
boosts your positivity.
So when you go to sleep,
you're going to have no negativity,
a boost of positivity,
a touch of relaxing effect,
and a little bit of a boost for your libido.
So here we go. I kept
the stems at an angle, always.
it's a very important,
florists' rule. There we go there we are.
So then you know, kind of
that your arrangement is ready,
by instinct.
If you're happy with it,
does it make you feel good?
That's the kind of the questions
that you're going to ask yourself.
Once you're done designing your arrangement.
Working with flowers is
something that is super rewarding.
Because you kind of surprise
yourself by the things you can do,
which is really great. So here we go.
Here is our bedroom arrangement.
Pastel colours, very balanced.
When you go to sleep,
you can take a look at it,
and when you wake up in the morning,
the flowers will be more bloomed.
Thank you so much. Bye bye.
I'm Takaya from Buunch.
Today. I'm gonna teach you how
to make an arrangement for the kitchen.
The kitchen is usually the heart of the house
or where family members flock together,
chatting, eating, always, always visiting this space.
So this time, also at this moment,
you can also play, create, with kids together.
This is going to be kind of a nice idea.
So today I just
picked up all the flowers from the farmer's market.
Usually I pick all
kind of edible flowers.
This is yellow marigold,
orange marigold, and then sweat pea
And zinnia is kind of red, red zinnia,
and then dill. Also it is very kind of rare to show,
so today I'm going to use
red pepper for the floral vase bit.
So it's going to be very fun for kids,
but don't forget, this is the hollow space.
You have to put in the water,
otherwise, the flowers are going to die.
This is also cut already.
So this time also, I just prepared
the plate, so we can put
all the pieces on the plate. It's going to be
more compact and very organised looking.
So usually buunch style,
we usually kind of like
a more pop feeling and
a more kind of messy looking style.
So I just kind of focusing on
the one colour with
kind of one kind of flower with
same colour together, it's not going
to be mixed colour.
First I go with marigold.
When you cut flower
it's usually better with a knife.
If its hard to cut,
with a knife if you have a clipper this is also ok.
But give some angle,
and then take off the leaf.
I Kind of prefer to leave some of the leaves on the stem.
It's going to be a more natural effect.
Then you always check
the balance, so it's not going to fall down.
So marigold yellow, goes in the yellow bell pepper.
Next the orange marigold,
go in the orange bell pepper.
Also this displayed is
going to help to kind
of make it straight up or lower.
You you have
just a little bit of wobbling,
you can move it to the edge
so they can stand well.
I can already smell, it smells so good.
So you can enjoy
also when you are making the arrangement.
This is the red zinnia.
This petal
you can put in a salad.
You can eat it alone.
Then marigold again.
It's already cut,
it's kind of popping
out, it's very kind of cute.
It's fun looking,
but it's still kind of too low,
it's going to be too flat.
So I just can add,
dill, this yellow dill
to the yellow bell pepper and make
more height and make
more airy and 3D effect.
And also the smell is very nice.
So when you are making this
arrangement, you are kind of getting hungry.
Also you could turn around to see
all angle with a nice view.
Then after you put
this arrangement in the centre of the table,
so people sitting around and
chatting with nice smell altogether.
And then you can eat tonight also.
So this is pretty much the Buunch
style kind of arrangement,
popping colour. Thank you so much.