The New Year is just around the corner. And that means new developments, so time for a fresh look. What are the colours and fragrance trends in this time of rejuvenation and renewal? Trendwatcher Aafje Nijman from Bureau Nijman + van Haaster explains what suits a new start.
Connect a flower or bouquet with a reinforcing fragrance, for example with home perfume or incense sticks.
“The colours green and white are inextricably linked to this. Just think about the fresh green leaves of a tree in early spring. Green stands for freshness and brightness. The fresh green spring colour makes us happy. If you want to begin the New Year refreshed, then white plays an important role. This colour stands for purity, cleanliness and light, precisely what refreshment is all about. It also has an actual positive effect on our well-being.” “With more knowledge about how colours affect you, florists can make flower arrangements from a different perspective,” suggests Aafje.
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