October is a symbol of the beginning of autumn. The beginning of slow living, of turning inward, into your home. A transition from bright colours to the monotone winter palette of nature. Now, more than ever, we will need colour, and we are ready to turn our spaces into festive and magical experiences with the help of decor, flowers, lights and colour.

An eclectic mix of colours and shapes

Fiery orange, sunny yellow and earthy red are more relevant than ever this autumn and winter. Bright, energetic and dynamic, these shades take centre stage among the floral trends right now. Styled on their own or combined with neutral and pink flowers, these bouquets will give new meaning to every celebration and space.

We recommend our rose varieties Atomic, Free Spirit or Nexus, but you can choose from many orange, yellow, bicolour and peach options available at Best Fresh Import.

White, cream and green!

Green, cream and white tones continue to grow and make their way into lifestyle bouquets.

The colour palette is fresh, neutral and suitable for almost any decor. The focus is on many shades, tones and nuances of nature’s green, while the beautiful blending with cream and white accents makes this trend a design that will bring calm energy to your space.

Halloween vibes

Traditionally, pumpkins and Halloween go hand in hand for this holiday, but you can always include flowers too, to add nuance to your own authenticity. For example, everyone is familiar with the traditional carved pumpkins filled with candles, but have you ever thought of using them as vases to hold flowers? Here are a few ideas to consider.

Hang a wreath!

Yes, we know that a wreath is most typical of Christmas, but try revealing that you are one of those who celebrate Halloween. Be among the pioneers of the trend! You can combine beautiful fresh flowers with typical Halloween items from a specialty shop to create a truly original wreath for your front door.

In conclusion

It is not surprising that the sales trend for flowers in autumn and winter does not lag far behind Valentine’s Day, which is considered the biggest floral event of the year worldwide.

And the consensus is the same everywhere: flowers are good for our health!

The fact is that the sight and scent of flowers can improve our mood and create a sense of fulfilment. It is also a fact that they are a very essential part of both festive rituals and our daily routine. Let’s not miss the chance to create our own oases of beauty and light, even on the gloomiest autumn days.

Rest assured – this consistent attitude will make us calm connoisseurs of life here and now.