The natural spirit meets architecture in this design of winter and spring flowers skilfully arranged in a beautiful equilibrium of straight and curved lines.

Strelitzia, calla lilies, other flowers and branches are beautifully arranged in six vases of the same design but different dimensions and heights. The composition is a study of floral displacement, parallel style, asymmetry and proportions.

Geometry is the point in this arrangement of white, long-stemmed flowers placed on a horizontal branch of the same hue. Colours are similar, but textures are different: their juxtaposition makes the composition interesting.

Part of the Transparency collection, this arrangement is made of simple flowers and skilfully intertwined grass blades. As always happens in Dupré’s works, texture is the main point of the composition: the pattern is thicker at the bottom, much less going upwards. A hole allows us to see through.

Light pink and lilac flowers are artistically intertwined with raw spaghetti in this surprising bouquet, which represents a material game of textures and colours. The contrast is striking between the pastel hues of flowers and the yellow of pasta, between the soft natural shape of the natural elements and the straight lines of the food.