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Wildflower designs combine varied flower heights, fine stems and scattered colour. Look at the layering: a close view emphasises individual blooms, while a wider view shows how they work together.
Look first for a connection with an existing colour in the room. One repeated tone is often enough; lightness and contrast matter too. Compare the design with walls, furniture and textiles rather than an isolated colour sample.
Compare a composition led by one flower colour with one that spreads several colours throughout.
Compare flowers by more than colour: large blooms create a different focal point from fine stems and loose meadow scenes. Explore these related collections: flowers and botanicals, watercolour flowers, Abstract Flower Art, peony pictures.