Quick answer
For reception areas, choose a tall, structural arrangement that reads well from a distance. For boardrooms, choose a low, compact arrangement that will not block sightlines during meetings.
Corporate flowers have a different job to do than a personal gift bouquet — they need to look considered and polished, often from across a room, and need to hold up over several days without much attention.
Reception and lobby areas
A tall, structural arrangement — proteas, strelitzia or a bold mixed arrangement — works well in a reception area, since it is viewed from a distance and sets the tone for visitors.
Boardrooms and meeting spaces
Low, compact arrangements are essential here so they do not block sightlines across the table during meetings. Simpler, more muted colour palettes tend to suit a professional setting better than very bright, bold colours.
Hotels and hospitality settings
Hospitality spaces often benefit from larger, more frequent arrangements that reflect the standard of the business, with longer-lasting foliage-heavy arrangements that hold their shape well between refreshes.
Setting up a standing order
Many offices, hotels and restaurants arrange weekly or fortnightly flower refreshes rather than one-off orders. See our guide to recurring corporate flower delivery for how this typically works.
