Flower Duet Offers 2027 Flower Arranging Classes Color Theory Theme All Year

In front of a neu­tral gray wall, the flow­ers are easy to see since there is no col­or behind them. It’s a calm­ing, har­mo­nious image and let’s the view focus on the design.

Now the arrange­ment is in front of white wall the the dark-tone col­ors like the pur­ple lisianthus look dark­er and even a bit sunken. The rest of the flow­ers take on a lighter feel to them.

Col­ors appear more bright when the flower design is in front of a black back­ground. The pink of the alstroe­me­ria looks brighter than in the pre­vi­ous two images and the Queen Anne’s Lace real­ly stands out!

Each month we’ll explore the won­der­ful world of flower design through a fun way to approach col­or the­o­ry in today’s trendi­est col­or com­bi­na­tions. Flower Duet will teach stu­dents how to choose the best col­or com­bi­na­tions for their own projects before they head to the flower mar­ket or gro­cery store. Each class will be a les­son in basic col­or the­o­ry, fol­lowed by the col­or focus for that class.

Remem­ber, in every class, we pro­vide all the tools, vas­es and flow­ers. You have your own seat and table space reserved for you (no stand­ing nec­es­sary). You take home what you make. We use pre­mi­um flo­rals for every class and no two class­es are the same. You will learn some­thing new every time you come to take a flower arrang­ing class at Flower Duet!

Spring 2027 Col­or Projections

Spring­For spring 2027, Pan­tone announced its col­or pro­jec­tions at New York Fash­ion Week. We are teach­ing a class fea­tur­ing Peonies in May that fea­tures this com­ple­men­tary theme of pinks and light green! This is just one of many exam­ples of trendy themes we’ll be explor­ing this year in our col­or the­o­ry flower arrang­ing classes.