Now that working from home is increasingly the norm for many people, having a healthy and ergonomic workspace there is also important. Plants in your workspace can play a positive role in this. The Anthurium, for example, has a big heart for the business… Recent research by Wageningen University & Research shows that the Anthurium has excellent air-purifying properties, so it positively contributes to a healthy living environment.
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Carmen shows you all the things you can do with plants and flowers in the home. The possibilities are endless and for that you really don’t need to have green fingers!
This creative all-rounder writes about the most interesting, most inspiring sustainable ideas with flowers and plants: from decorating your own vases with the children to hanging plants in the kitchen. All about green issues, and easy reading.
As a passionate modern nurseryman Peter has a clear vision of what durable cultivation should be. His passion comes out in his blog when telling about the origin of the Anthurium, how to give the best care and the vast assortment.
Hetty is the Anthurium ambassador. All the flowers and plants in Hetty’s home are in perfect condition. How does she do that? Hetty reveals her secrets and shares the best care tips and tricks.
Cheerful, passionate, ambitious and always in search of interesting events and forms of recreation; that’s Jordy in a nutshell. As far as he’s concerned there will be no shops or restaurants in the near future without plants or flowers. This growing trend makes him very happy.
This creative guy with his infectious enthusiasm has turned his passion into his work. Right from a young age Bob was passionate about plants and flowers; and he’s now been the owner of a flower shop for more than 15 years.
A new year is the perfect time to add some colour to your home. Not just because it feels like a fresh beginning, but also because everything looks a bit bare once the Christmas decorations have been packed away. Besides that, the days are pretty grey right now. It gets light late and dark early, so we need to make things cosy indoors. Luckily, that’s easy to do with colourful Anthuriums. A colourful start!
Each year, the design and interiors world eagerly anticipates the announcement of the Pantone Colour of the Year. This influential colour helps shape trends in fashion, interior design, lifestyle and floral styling across the globe. For 2026, Pantone has selected Cloud Dancer. In this article, we explore what the Pantone Colour of the Year 2026 represents and how this trend colour can be translated into anthurium styling for the home and interior.
Whether at Christmas, New Year’s Eve or New Year’s Day, around the turn of the year, there are many occasions to invite friends or family to dinner and to make the table festive. Hamburg-based interior designer and stylist Wolfram Neugebauer relies on clear black and white for his festive table decoration. For him, this includes fine tableware.
Looking for pretty napkin rings for Christmas, but can’t quite find what you have in mind? Then make them yourself! It’s surprisingly easy with air-dry clay. It’s simple to shape, you don’t need an oven, and once dry, it becomes firm yet lightweight. And, of course, you can style them to your own taste completely. In this article, you’ll find a step-by-step guide to making your own Christmas napkin rings. Finish them with a napkin and an Anthurium flower, and your festive table instantly gets that little extra touch of magic. Read more
Christmas just isn’t complete without a wreath! A Christmas wreath decorated with Anthurium flowers is a lovely way to add extra festive flair to your home – especially when you make it yourself. It brings warmth, colour and a personal touch. And you can style it anywhere: place it as a centrepiece on your Christmas table, or hang it on your front door or wall as decoration. In this article, you’ll find a step-by-step guide to making your own Christmas wreath, which you can then style entirely to your liking. And just as important: you’ll also learn how to keep your wreath looking beautiful for as long as possible. Read more
Every year, Plants & Flowers Foundation Holland develops several style trends for the horticulture sector, collaborating with the sector organisation Tuinbranche Nederland, iBulb, INretail, and Bureau Nijman + Van Haaster. The Horticulture Trends 2026 consist of four inspirational style trends for flowers and plants. In this article, we will explore Unexpected Encounter, where anything is possible, and everything is allowed. Read on and get inspired! Read more
While Black Friday is all about big discounts, crowded shopping streets, and impulse buys we don’t really need, Green Friday offers a refreshing alternative. It’s a day to consciously choose green, calm, and sustainability. Green Friday isn’t about buying more – it’s about buying smarter. So instead of getting another gadget or item of clothing that ends up forgotten in the back of your closet, choose a plant that lasts – like the Anthurium. No rush, no stress, just something that truly adds beauty to your home. Read more
Every year, Plants & Flowers Foundation Holland develops several style trends for the horticulture sector, collaborating with the sector organisation Tuinbranche Nederland, iBulb, INretail, and Bureau Nijman + Van Haaster. The Horticulture Trends 2026 consist of four inspirational style trends for flowers and plants. In this article, we explore the Orbit Revive trend, which looks both forward and backwards at the same time – also known as vintage futurism. Read on and get inspired!
“My interior style is all about warmth, colour and feeling. I love combinations that are just a little different – but always cosy and balanced. This corner of the living room is a good example of that.” Read more
Every year, the Green Sector Trends are compiled by the Plants & Flowers Foundation Holland (formerly the Flower Council of Holland), in collaboration with Tuinbranche Nederland, iBulb, INretail and Bureau Nijman + Van Haaster. These represent the key style trends for the floriculture sector, focusing on flowers, houseplants and garden plants. In this article, we explore the Intriguing Decor trend, which revolves around warmth, friendliness and connection.
The Dulux Colour of the Year 2026 has been revealed! This year, Dulux colour experts have chosen not just one, but three standout shades. Free Groove, Slow Swing and Mellow Flow are the blues of the year, brought together under the name The Rhythm of Blues – a versatile palette of indigo tones. Wondering how to style these trend colours in your home? Read on for inspiration! Read more
Autumn is the perfect season to make your home feel cosy again. The days are getting shorter, and we spend more time indoors, naturally creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. An anthurium is a must-have for this time of year. This flowering houseplant comes in countless colours and instantly adds a touch of style and warmth to any interior. With the right care and styling, you can enjoy both your plant and the cosy feeling of autumn in your home to the fullest.
If you’re into flower arranging, there’s one little tool that will completely change the game: a flower frog. This clever helper sits on top of a vase or jar and keeps your stems upright. This way, even a small bunch of flowers that would normally flop over will look like a professional arrangement! Flower frogs come in many forms – glass, ceramic, even plastic – but the good news is you can easily make one yourself. In this post, we’ll show you how to create your own clay flower frog. Read more
Every year, Plants & Flowers Foundation Holland develops several style trends for the horticulture sector, collaborating with the sector organisation Tuinbranche Nederland, iBulb, INretail, and Bureau Nijman + Van Haaster. The Horticulture Trends 2026 consist of four inspirational style trends for flowers and plants. In this article, we will explore Nostalgic Lens, which is all about seeking refuge in the past because it feels safe and recognisable. Read on and get inspired! Read more
For centuries, flowers have been the ultimate symbol of expressing feelings. Whether it’s love, gratitude, comfort or friendship, a bouquet can sometimes say more than a thousand words. With cut Anthuriums, you’re not only giving a beautiful flower, but also a personal gift that can be enjoyed for weeks.
Just back from holiday and already longing for that relaxed holiday feeling again? Good news: you don’t always need to hop on a plane. With tropical plants, you can bring those holiday vibes straight into your home! Especially with the Anthurium, a tropical plant originally from Central and South America. With its glossy leaves and colourful flowers, it instantly adds warmth and vibrancy to your interior.