This style originated in Austria and Germany during the beginning of 1800s. It is actually a heavy style of furniture similar to French Empire and English regency designs. A biedermeier floral design is usually compact, rounded or slightly conical in shape and consists of concentric rings of flowers. More square forms are also possible but not very well known. My design in the first picture is an example for the conical shape. The second picture is from a designer I admire, Julie Mulligan at 1800 Flowers. I do not know if this is considered a biedermeier. It is probably more of a pave design but it definitely reminds me of a biedermeier and it looks georgeous. Don't they both look as yummy as a cake:) You can see Julie's original post here. She made a gift out of flowers. She also included the instructions so you can make one for yourself:)
BIEDERMEIER DESIGN
This style originated in Austria and Germany during the beginning of 1800s. It is actually a heavy style of furniture similar to French Empire and English regency designs. A biedermeier floral design is usually compact, rounded or slightly conical in shape and consists of concentric rings of flowers. More square forms are also possible but not very well known. My design in the first picture is an example for the conical shape. The second picture is from a designer I admire, Julie Mulligan at 1800 Flowers. I do not know if this is considered a biedermeier. It is probably more of a pave design but it definitely reminds me of a biedermeier and it looks georgeous. Don't they both look as yummy as a cake:) You can see Julie's original post here. She made a gift out of flowers. She also included the instructions so you can make one for yourself:)
This style originated in Austria and Germany during the beginning of 1800s. It is actually a heavy style of furniture similar to French Empire and English regency designs. A biedermeier floral design is usually compact, rounded or slightly conical in shape and consists of concentric rings of flowers. More square forms are also possible but not very well known. My design in the first picture is an example for the conical shape. The second picture is from a designer I admire, Julie Mulligan at 1800 Flowers. I do not know if this is considered a biedermeier. It is probably more of a pave design but it definitely reminds me of a biedermeier and it looks georgeous. Don't they both look as yummy as a cake:) You can see Julie's original post here. She made a gift out of flowers. She also included the instructions so you can make one for yourself:)
2 comments on "BIEDERMEIER DESIGN"
Aşkım ablam benim ellerine sağlık hepsi çok güzel olmuş yine...
yazmakta çok geç kaldım hakkını helal et..
seni çok seviyorummmm...
gel artık da açalım şu çiçekçimizi :))
Yav bosver cicekciyi eczanemiz varken cicekci mi acilir:) Ben sana yaparim bol bol aranjaman, ne kadar istersen.
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