Find Your Florist Color Trends For 2011
Bright and Bold
Colors shown above from left to right*: apple green, mauve, lilac, hot pink, slate gray, celadon, aged gold, coral, red, violet purple, mocha or chocolate brown, navy, pine green, clementine orange, and yellow.
Masculine and Earthy
If your design calls for something a little more masculine then these vintage, earthy and sun-washed colors are sure to provide a solution.
Gray is the “it” color, but mocha is sure to return to one of the top favorites, along with orange and triad hues of green for an eco-nomic/urban color scheme.
However you choose to combine these palettes, they are sure to add visual interest and creative value to all your floral arrangements and designs.
Colors above shown from left to right*: dark chocolate, dark charcoal gray, sangria/brick red, myrtle (dark) green, dark tangerine, dark chestnut, asparagus, Tyrian purple, dark midnight green, deep blue, Persian green, mocha taupe, agate blue, amazon green, scallop shell, moccasin, olivine green, khaki, carrot orange, oyster gray, gray taupe, and antique white.
* color names may differ per source.
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I appreciate the Networker magazine and the color trends for 2011 is very helpful for my customers. Thank You, Kelley
It’ll be interesting to see what continues this next year: The customers definitely tell you what they want. I appreciate the rich, earthy textures and anything that touches back to nature – and I think a lot of customers do too.
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