Large cherry blossom branches are elegantly arranged into a heavy-based glass vase. Craddock allowed the spring branches to extend upwards and outwards to create a dramatic display and obtain an interesting shape, structure and a sense of movement and flow to the design.

A winter bouquet of hazel branches, hellebores and berries, beautifully arranged into a glass vase. The design is wild and loose, perfect for adding a festive touch to an entrance hall or console table.

A ceramic bowl full of beautiful, fragrant “Bridal crown” narcissi. Gnarly branch stems offer an interesting layer to the design and provide a support for the stems. The soil is covered with moss, that both adds a lovely finishing touch and helps to retain moisture.

A few leftovers from larger arrangements – a purple dhalia and matching scabiosa, wild carrot flowers and white snakeroots – are arranged together into a plain glass vase, becoming a simple yet beautiful bouquet. The colour palette goes from deep purple to pink, finally fading into white.

Light, delicate colours and an intricate texture for this atypical, non-traditional Christmas wreath of wax flowers, asparagus fern and other foliage, where the green of the moss is punctuated by soft pink touches. A cream-colored ribbon adds the finishing touch to the thick, luscious arrangement, which is meant to convey positivity and tenderness.