‘Poppykalas and the magical flowers’ is a deeply personal story about releasing your inner child and finding peace in the flowers that have always been here.

Thilde Maria Kristensen's work is a visual and hyper-sensory story about being a human in close connection with nature. Throughout a year and changing seasons, we follow Thilde's experiments, from wild wildflowers and small potpourri to sumptuous floral compositions and scents.

She shares her experiences of expressing herself through the language of flowers and finding pauses, meaning and beauty in nature.

The book is a beautiful coffee table book with book design by L.A. Graphic Design and photos by Sarah Buthmann.

The book is out April 27 2023 at the danish publishing house Gyldendal.

PURCHASE SIGNED EDITION HERE

A nine meter long, hanging garden inspired by the flower garden of Henri Matisse for SMK - The national Gallery of Denmark.

The installation was created for the exhibition ‘Matisse: The Red Studio’ in collaboration with MomA in New York. .

First Solo exhibition ‘Dagenes Skum’ at Galerie Wolfsen in Aalborg, Denmark 04. - 25. November 2023.

U CAN’T TOUCH THIS
Exhibition at Arden Asbæk Gallery -
Martin Asbaek Gallery

March 11 - April 23 2022

A part of PLATFORM Arden Asbæk Gallery is excited to present its fourth exhibition under the title PLATFORM.

This time focusing on both craftsmanship and tactility, the exhibition U CAN’T TOUCH THIS presents the works of three emerging artists: Signe Emdal, Aya Simone and Thilde Maria Kristensen.

Each representing a different sense of tactility. From the glossy to the fluffy, from the watery to the rich, these four artists work within vastly different media; epoxy, textile, ceramics and painting. But what they have in common is just how hard they make keeping your hands to yourself.

Thilde Maria Kristensen is a visual artist and a floral designer working under the pseudonym Poppykalas.

Her oil paintings are soft and smooth enough to eat. Both the technique and motive is inspired by her grandmother, and while floral paintings were traditionally seen as a ‘woman’s work’ (and therefore less important), these pieces invite you to enter a world, where femininity, sensitivity and softness is pronounced with pride.

For commission work contact hej@poppykalas.dk

Photos by Kevin Josias and Poppykalas

Inspired by the untamed sea of Denmark's West Coast, where she grew up, Thilde created The Sea Table, thereby combining her two favourite natural elements: flowers and water.

Channeling their calming energies, the table catches the light and creates organic water-like shadows, and brings forth a new perspective on our natural world.

The organically shaped tabletop resembles a piece of cracked ice. The firm polished epoxy cubic base creates a contrast between the solid form and hand-picked flowers like oceanic moss, helichrysum, amaranthus and roses.

Exhibited at Arden Asbark Gallery in Copenhagen as at part of Martin Asbark Gallery within the exhibition:

U Can’t Touch This
March-April 2022

Arden Asbæk Gallery is presenting three contemporary artists, who each represent a different form of tactility. From the glossy to the fluffy, from the watery to the rich. The artist are Signe Emdal, Aya Simone Schmidt and Thilde Maria Haukohl Kristensen/Poppykalas. These four artists work within vastly different media, photography, textile, ceramics, painting and epoxy, but what they have in common is how hard they make keeping your hands to yourself.

Editorial movie *Dance of a Blooming Flower’ by photographer Henriette Ebbesen and Poppykalas.

CREDITS:

Director and photographer: Henriette Sabroe Ebbesen @henrietteebbesen

Floral Artist: Thilde Maria Haukohl Kristensen, founder of Poppykalas Floral Design Studio @poppykalas

Cinematographer: André Hansen @_andrehansen

Stylist: Hanna MW @hanmamw

Assistant stylist: Sidsel Alling @sidselalling

Hair stylist: Marianne Jensen @mariannejensenhair

Assistant hair stylist: Amalie Holmquist @amaliesofieholmqvist

Makeup artist: Louise Kaspersen using Tromborg @louisekaspersenartist

Dancers: Faithfull Destiny @faithfull.destiny // Fiiri Agency @fiiriagency, Maren Bjørneseth @marenbjorneseth and Sandra Liaklev Andersen @sandirita

Music: Peter Sabroe @m4gicpete

Film editor: Roni Selovuo @rsvuo

Assistant photographer: Frederik Sivertsen @den070494

Direct link for the editorial here

Window and interior decoration for Magasin in Copenhagen made with giant textile flowers.

The Save My Sister photo exhibition aims not only to increase awareness of violence against women, but also, importantly, to empower survivors of domestic abuse to create new narratives for themselves.

The campaign features portraits of both survivors and activist-allies in stunning floral surroundings—the idea being that the moment a survivor tells their story, they plant the seeds for a new life.

The project is a collaboration between floral design studio Poppykalas, photographer Sarah Buthmann, and women’s rights organization Danner. The show will tour Denmark all summer 2021 and is accompanied by talks and events in each city.

“Flowers are my language. In Save My Sister, the act of sharing one’s brutal story gives root to new floral universes, new beginnings. This has been one of the most touching and meaningful projects for me ever.” —Thilde Maria Haukohl Kristensen, Founder of Poppykalas

In collaboration with Danner

Photographer: Sarah Buthmann

Floral Design: Poppykalas

Brave women:

Louise Makkonen
Geeti Amiri
Signe Lindkvist
Iben Hjejle
Mary Consolada Namagambe
Anonymous women

All flowers sponsored by Multflora A/S

‘It's like fairytale. From this moment arises a special pocket of time of flowers, sounds of beauty and bodies.’ - Anne Middelboe, Teateravisen

DEN HEMMELIGE HAVE
Glyptoteket
February 12 - 27 2022.

It is a healing performance about friendship and the marvelous power of nature with inspiration from Frances Hodgson Burnett's fantastic novel The Secret Garden. In a fast, digital age, we let the slowness, the soft and present grow.

Set & Costume Design by Poppykalas.

Choreographers @myka & @mymarienilsson.

Composer, singer and live performance by the one and only @digarbi-

Dancers @mymarienilsson @birgittelundtoft @daniescarleth @sofibellucci.

Costume Design assistant @fievonveer

Scenography & Costume Design assistant @ida.marie.hoejris

Produced by @zangenbergs_teater @kulavig in collaboration with @glyptoteket council by @jenschristian64 PR @kristofferdalsgard supported by @statenskunstfond.

Photos by Sarah Buthmann

Floral Design for the windows and interior of Georg Jensen Flagship Store in Copenhagen.

Launch of the design collaboration between Georg Jensen and Stine Goya - an interpretation of the icon jewelry Daisy made for the Queen of Denmark.

Photos: Georg Jensen.

Commission for The Wall Street Hotel in New York.

180 x 140 x 3 CM.

Featured in Travel and Leisure, T Magazine and Forbes.

For commission work contact hej@poppykalas.dk

Exhibition at Thorvaldsens Museum in Copenhagen with floral installation and oil painting.

The oil painting by Thilde, the founder of Poppykalas, was projected outside on the building and insiden by Mads Vegas.

The exhibition took place during the Autumn Holiday and at At ‘Kulturnatten’, where PhilipISchneider performed Soil-Water-Sun in the floral installation with a choir of eight women.

Josephine Philip and Hannah Schneider have come together as the performance duo Philip | Schneider to create seductive spatial compositions that engage the body, ears, and mind.

During CHART 2019 is their performance Soil – Water – Sun, a new choral composition comprised of eight female voices and a growth laboratory developed by Poppykalas, a Copenhagen-based design studio.

The result is a sensuous, immersive installation that examines our implicit relationship with, or the lack of thereof, the cycle of nature, cultivating a space for contemplation and reflection.

Video: Malind Green & Thomas Jessen

Client: Louis Vuitton

Creative development of visual merchandise SS20 Men’s Pop Up with faux flowers in selected world wide stores: Poppykalas

Pictures: Poppykalas work in progress pictures.

Bespoke Floral Nike Swoosh made with dried flowers by Poppykalas.

In an age where the concept of beauty is consistently challenged and redefined, it seems absurd that Kicki Yang Zhang ever thought of herself as unpretty. Known as @kickiyangz on Instagram, the multihyphenate model-influencer-artist has curated a color-coordinated feed that’s an art lover’s dream.

Here, see Kicki kick it in the women’s-only Nike ZoomX Vista Grind, as we talk growing up across two continents, messing around with makeup, and encouraging fellow East Asian women to feel at home in their own skin – wherever they happen to live.

Client: Naked & Nike

Styling: Maya Soul Paustian

Makeup: Marie Thomsen

Hair: Donna Marie Thyrrestrup

Model: Kicki Yang Zhang

Words: Lakeisha Goedluck

Floral Design: Poppykalas

Read more here.

Flowers for a campaign with the Italian fashion house Gucci.

Gucci chose Trine Kjær and Emili Sindlev and Pernille Teisbaek form Social Zoo for an Instagram campaign to promote the new fragrance “Gucci Bloom.”

The girls got to explore their floral fantasies by staging the fragrances with flowers in a beautiful outdoor setting. 

Campaign for Gucci/COTY
Image direction: Ykone Agency
Photographer: David Gomez Maestre

Floral Bath 20.08 - 30.09 2020.

A sensuous exhibition, that invites you to enter a new, soft world.

Take someone you love in your hand and step into a slow world and forget everything about the coronavirus for a while.

Flower artist Poppykalas invites you to a hyper-sensory exhibition that reminds us of what makes life worth living, even when it feels like it have stopped.

“Inspired by Georges Bataille's call: "Be an ocean!" we use the Coronas eradication of everything we know and take for granted as a starting point for creating a new and soft world. Here a pronounced sensitivity reigns, and we place emphasis on community rather than prejudice,” - says Thilde Maria Haukohl Kristensen, the founder and creative director of Poppykalas.

Floral installations, oil paintings and scent composition by Poppykalas.

Sound installation by the performance art duo Philip I Schneider and violinist Kirstine Schneider.

Video projection by video artist Teresa Freitas.

The exhibition will take place in Poppykalas Floral Design Studio, Frederiksberg Allé 12 in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Floral Bath is kindly supported by &Drape, Greenflor Inspiration & Thursd.

Photos by Petra Kleis and Anders Bendixen.

Video about the floral work of Poppykalas for the Bloom Festival in Copenhagen.

Layered oil painting with polyfilla from the exhibition Floral Bath by Thilde hanging in Holly Golightly - a highly curated multi-brand store in Copenhagen.

Space 10 is a research and design lab on a mission to create a better everyday life for people on the planet.

Space10 has launched Bee Home — a free and open-source design that enables anyone, anywhere, to support their local pollinators and take action in preserving the world’s biodiversity.

For people and the planet
Bees and the service they provide are essential to life on this planet. These animals are a vital part of our ecosystem and have been shaping our natural environment for millions of years. But now, because of human impact, their place in this world is threatened.

Bee Home explores how we can inspire people to solve this global challenge in a playful and accessible way. Through a digital platform that allows anyone to design, customise and download their own Bee Home, we hope to offer a vision of how democratic design can help rebalance our relationship with the planet.

Client: Space10
Designers: Tanita Klein & Bakken & Bæck.
Set Design: Poppykalas
Photo: Niklas Adrian Vindelev

Editorial in Børsen Pleasure.

Floral Styling: Poppykalas
Art Direction: Lea Holm Grønning
Words: Marie Kaufholz
Photo: Frederik Lindholm Studio

Layered Oil Painting by Thilde.

180 x 140 x 3 CM.

Exhibited at Thorvaldsens Museum.

For more info contact hej@poppykalas.dk

Flora in situ is a collaborative exhibition between photographer and Rosalina Serup and Poppykalas.

It consists of eight photographs of flowers. Flowers are used to express feelings between sender and recipient, and can therefore be thought of as performative.

Flora in situ plays with the symbolic flowers in contrasting contexts, whereby new meanings might emerge.

Flora in situ is thus an attempt to let novel meanings arise between the symbolic flowers and the viewers.

Exhibition: October - September 2017 in Poppykalas’ Studio

Floral Styling: Poppykalas
Photo: Rosalina Serup

Read more here Politiken

Vulva is a floral Installation made of dried flowers, crystals, sand and a strong natural scent of lavender. Vulva was made for the Dawn Exhibition during 3 Days of Design in Copenhagen 2018.

Dive In is a creative collaboration between photographer Mariya Pepelanova and Poppykalas.

Selected oil paintings by Thilde, the founder of Poppykalas.

For more info write hej@poppykalas.dk

An exhibition with spatial dried flower installations, moss and sand together with floral oil paintings by Thildes, the founder and creative director of Poppykalas, grandmother Laura Krogsgaard.

The exhibition Blomsterøjne took place at Hanstholm Lighthouse in Thy close by the wild North Sea and the moonlike moor. Thilde origins from Thy.

Frontpage and editorial in Politiken - Ibyen about the exhibition Flora in Situ.

Photo: Marie Hald
Floral Styling: Poppykalas

Client: Georg Jensen
Flora Design & Art Direction: Poppykalas
Photographer: Rasmus Dengsøe

Art Nouveau – La Belle Époque – is characterized by an intense aspiration to beauty. A desire to create artistic design based on magnificent craftsmanship while being very much inspired by the shapes of nature and wildlife. This is where Georg Jensen found his inspiration and where he felt at home.

April 19, 2019 marks the 115th anniversary of the company Georg Jensen, and to pay tribute to their founding father’s love for nature, the Tureen 270 was the obvious choice. The Tureen 270 is an elegant one-of-a-kind piece, which showcases the incredible level of creativity, heritage and artisanship that has infused the house of Georg Jensen since its foundation in 1904.

The floral top of the lid is the most demanding element of the tureen. Each element is handmade and recreated from archive sketches and photos. It has been an incredibly demanding job for the most skilled silversmiths at Georg Jensen. Besides these decorative details the generous size and the voluminous curves made the Tureen a very complex object to handle and create

Floral Concept for Net a Porter X Social Zoo Fashion Family Dinner during Copenhagen Fashion Week.

Poppykalas made Faux Flower Clips, Table Flower Line, Floral Rail, Floral Bikes & Bespoke Bouquets.

Floral Styling: Poppykalas
Photographer: Dan Roberts & Poppykalas

Floral Set Design for the movie Venuseffekten by Anna Emma Haudal premiered in 2021.

Client: Omega

Art Direction: Anders Peter Mejer

Floral Styling: Poppykalas

Photography: Rasmus Dengsø

Winner of Elle Decoration Design Award Sweden in the category Interior Accessory of The Year with the motivation: "Coluorful happiness from the floral world and a spot-on instinct for trends make these rugs the most wanted interior item of the year."

The Secret Garden Collection is a collaboration between Layered and renowned Danish Floral Design Studio Poppykalas. For this exclusive capsule collection, Poppykalas explored the theme of a flourishing garden and translated it into an abstract floral composition. 

The two limited edition rugs are made from a mixture of recycled wool and Tencel, which lends texture and a sheen finish to the design. Tencel is a high-quality version of viscose, and just like the wool used, it is environmentally friendly and very hard-wearing. The rugs are handwoven, which makes every one of them unique. It may also result in small variations in size and colour.

The flowers, colors, textures, and sensuousness of a garden have a calming, relaxing and recharging effect on the human body. The overall inspiration for The Secret Garden Collection is the prodigious garden, and all the benefits it has on the body and mind. Inspired by the traditional way of creating a garden design with abstract - often round and oval forms, Poppykalas has created the unique designs of the collection.

The Flower Field rug is inspired by an atmospheric, wild rose garden with colors of pink, lilac and yellow. The Secret Garden rug has taken its inspiration from a mysterious hidden place, with a small, rippling stream and tons of wild flowers.

Purchase The Secret Garden Collection here.

Client: Mateus

Floral Styling: Poppykalas

Photographer: Rasmus Dengsøe Studio

Floral Design for Fritz Hansen at Milan Design Week .

Fritz Hansens furniture, lighting and interior accessories of exceptional quality are curated in a series of immersive environments inspired by moments in life — from the final minutes getting ready before guests arrive for dinner to the contemplative calm of late nights alone with a good book. The result is imaginative spaces created to give room for imagination.

ELLE Decoration Christmas Edition 2019

Floral Styling: Poppykalas

Photographer: Chris Tonnesen

Campaign for Red Cross - ‘Something new, something old, something borrowed and something blue.’

Photo: Henrik Adamsen
Styling: Mette Marie von Essen
Hair: Kasper Astrup
Make-up: Vivi Pilgaard
Floral Styling: Poppykalas

Client: Georg Jensen 
Floral Design & Art Direction: Poppykalas
Photographer: Rasmus Dengsøe

In 1919 Georg Jensen created the Blossom cutlery pattern and is the epitome of the silversmith’s intense and personal interpretation of the Art Nouveau style.

Advertisement for 1664 Blanc
Outdoor Campaign for 1664 Blanc

Client: Carlsberg
Art Direction: Poppykalas
Bureau: Uncle Grey
Photographer: Oliver Knauer

Editorial in Eurowoman.

Photo: Rasmus Weng Karlsen
Models: Zelma Lewerissa & Christine Sofie
Styling: Emili Sindlev
Floral Styling Poppykalas

Bespoke floral installation and styling of the launch dinner for the Philips TV & Georg Jensen collaboration at The National Gallery of Denmark.

Client : Philips / Georg Jensen

Floral installation & Styling : Poppykalas

Table Setting: A Table Story

Dreamy Curtains : Arne Aksel

Bureau: Weber Shandwick

Photo: Irina Boersma

Floral Injection: Exhibition May 2017 at Normann Copenhagen.

Normann Copenhagen and Poppykalas teamed up for a 48-hour exhibition of sensuous and artistic flower designs in the Pink Gallery of the brand’s showroom, challenging the convention of how flowers are used in Scandinavian interior.

Normann Copenhagen approached Poppykalas with the dogma of using flowers differently. Instead of placing them in vases or bowls, the flowers would instead be arranged around, above, beneath, behind or growing out from the side. 

’We were intrigued by the idea,’ Poppykalas says. ‘We are always scouting new ways of arranging flowers and this approach was new to me, so I was very happy to be asked to do this. I loved the fact, that I have the opportunity to spatially fold out the flowers from their vases into the room and place them in different sensors and scenographic compositions. It’s very curated, theatrical and sensuous at the same time.’

Floral Styling: Poppykalas
Art Direction: Anne Lehmann
Photo: Jeppe Sørensen

Read more here

Editorial for Finnair - Blue Wings Magazine.

Client: Finnair

Words: Silja Kudel

Photographer: Theis Bothmann

Read full editorial here

Client: Oh Land x Sandnes Garn

Photography: Rasmus Weng Karlsen

Floral Styling: Poppykalas

Stylist: Rikke Wackerhausen Sejersen

Hair & Makeup: Marianne Jensen

Creative Direction: As Øland

Here you have the joy of life: Eternal flowers and alcohol in one poster.

By placing flowers in a new context this Poppykalas print will take your perception of flowers to the next level. You can decorate your fridge or you can frame it. The first Poppykalas Fridge Poster is a very popular poster distributed to the whole world.

Floral Image & Styling: Poppykalas

Photo: Oliver Knauer

Order in The Poppykalas Fridge Print in the webshop here.

Jerome Vintage & Poppykalas created the concept ‘Floral Vandalism’ with floral vintage clothings, faux flower hair clips and floral interior for the reopening of Jerome Vintage at Gammel Kongevej in Copenhagen.

"Flowers for your Lungs" is the name of Poppykalas' latest poster collection. Six posters of photographs with flowers situated in different elements like water, grass, sky, marble, stone and sand serve as a reminder to breathe deeply into your lungs. In true Poppykalas signature style, the sensory collection invites us to slow down, enjoy the moment and be present.

The collection is called "Flowers for your Lungs" because flowers and the elements have a calming effect on our nervous system, similar to when you breathe deeply. The colours of the elements like the green grass make up a striking contrast to the pastel colours often found in Poppykalas' pieces.

"Breathe in through your nose, and out through your mouth. Your breath provides oxygen to your brain, heart and inner organs. When I'm stressed, I try to remind myself to breathe. It may seem obvious, but the effect is profound, and with the collection, I wanted to share that feeling. If we could all remember to breathe deeply and spend more time in nature, I think the world would be a different place," says Thilde Maria Haukohl Kristensen, Poppykalas' Founder and Creative Director.

Made from 100% biodegradable materials without the use of chemicals or heavy metals. Available in webshop now.

Photo: Poppykalas

BUY THE WALLPAPER HERE AT TIGRON & FLOYD

Collab: Poppykalas X Tigron & Floyd
Product: Pompadour Wallpaper Collection
Photography: Mariya Pepelanova 
Styling & Art Direction: Poppykalas 

Poppykalas explores new depths in the sensual universe of flowers in collaboration with Swedish wallpaper manufacturer Tigron & Floyd.

"I still clearly remember my grandmother's wallpaper and curtains  - pink flowers all over. As long as I can remember, I have loved the flower print.
It feels amazing to be surrounded by flowers whatever it is in the vase, on the wall or in the garden. And imagine falling asleep with a wall full of flowers and waking up to it again in the morning. I am very excited about the idea of being able to share my passion in a new way”. - Thilde Maria Kristensen, Poppykalas

The wallpaper collection conveys an universal languages in a new interesting format that sets a mood and or a feeling. Poppykalas’s new interpretation of the "grandmother wallpaper" invites a convincing and eclectic staging of the home. 

The result is a beautiful example of magic that can occur when two different professionals collaborate.

"We became acquainted with Thildes flower art via Instagram and were instantly taken. She has that special talent and sees angles, shades and flower textures in a completely unique way. We like the way in which Thilde sets her own limits for what is possible and does not dictate unwritten rules. It appeals to us and fits well with how we work with pattern design. " - Eveline Johnsson, one half of the design duo at Tigron & Floyd.

With great inspiration from the 18th century French Madame de Pompadour, her intellectuality and lavish lifestyle. "More is more". A francophile cornucopia of colors and flowers with a modern touch is common denominator for both wallpapers.

"As a stylist working with flowers, I design moods and expressions. I have also done this wallpaper collection. The Pompadour Poppy wallpaper cultivates the poppy, underwater aesthetics of the poppies salmon poppies up against a dark opal green background, whereas Pompadour Rose goes all the way with a more light ultra-feminine wallpaper in pink and light-colored tones."  - Thilde Maria Kristensen, Poppykalas   

The flowers illustrated in patterns are photographed by Tigron & Floyd's design duo Hanna Richter and Eveline Johnsson. Subsequently, the patterns were created digitally in close collaboration with Poppykalas.

For any sales requests please contact hej@poppykalas.dk

Client: Bang & Olufsen

Creative direction: E-types

Styling: Spatial code

Floral styling: Poppykalas

Floral Design for the Opening Dinner of Copenhagen Fashion Week at The National Museum of Denmark.

Creative direction: Magic people voodoo people

Floral styling: Poppykalas

Photographer: Jeppe Sørensen

In collaboration with architect Tine Mouritsen, the Erik Jørgensen showroom has been decorated with a strong focus on the home collection, but in a completely new way.

There are four rooms, each with a strong theme and a boldness, where the classics as well as the new items will be displayed in a new way. It was important to establish a setting for each room.

Styling & Architect: Tine Mouritsen
Dried Flower Ceiling: Poppykalas
Floral Styling: Poppykalas

Intimate breakfast launch at Funda Christoffersen in Copenhagen

Client: Hästens

Product: New soft line by Ilse Crawford for Hästens

Photographer: Funda Christoffersen and Poppykalas

Client: Stine Goya

Location: Kunsthal Charlottenborg

Floral Styling: Poppykalas

Editorial for the Green Gallery - Poppykalas’ artistic interpretations of cherry blossom, the enchanting spring inspiration

“The wild spring on the Danish coast, memories of her grandmother, the theatre and muses such as Frida Kahlo and Karen Blixen - the enchanting work by Thilde Maria Kristensen (aka @Poppykalas) incorporates all of these. She creates gorgeous, theatrical and playful bouquets with a profusion of rich and opulent flowers. As our source of inspiration’s best friend she opted for simplicity, and this beautifully decorated must-have Kahler vase.”

See more here.

Photography: Katrine Møbius
Floral Styling: Poppykalas

‘Julie Nielsdottir’s creations play with contrasts: in her Pearlstick earrings, bumpy freshwater pearls hang at the end of thin gold bars, while her Sunray Pearlearrings feature perfectly round pearls nestling inside the curves made by undulating gold.’ - Vogue, Paris

Art Direction: Julie Nielsdotter & Chris Calmer
Floral Styling: Poppykalas
Photo: Chris Calmer

SS19 Catalogue for Christina Rhode ‘Excuse Me, Can We Speak in Flowers? - It would be easier for me to understand?’

See the full catalogue here.

Floral Styling: Poppykalas
Art Direction: Christina Rhode
Photo: Olivia Rhode

Campaign for Sui Ava
Floral Styling: Poppykalas
Photographer: PackShotLAB

Poppykalas Floral Styling for Royal Copenhagen.

Bespoke Christmas Table Setting & Front Page Picture.

Floral Styling: Poppykalas

Private Home: Poppykalas

Styling: Glotti Press - Elisabeth Kruse

Photographer: Andreas Mikkel Hansen

A creative collaboration between talented photographer Mariya Pepelanova and Poppykalas with eternal, dried flowers.

Here you have the joy of life: Eternal flowers and alcohol in one poster.

By placing flowers in a new context this Poppykalas print will take your perception of flowers to the next level. You can decorate your fridge with it by attaching the four magnets or you can frame it. The Poppykalas Fridge Poster is a very popular poster distributed to the whole world.

Floral Image & Styling: Poppykalas
Photo: Columbus Leth

Order in The Poppykalas Webshop here.

Gourmand gathering concept in Copenhagen. Pop-up table serving French rustic cuisine. Danish products & French vibes. Poppykalas was invited to create the floral setting.

Floral Styling & Theme: Poppykalas
Founder Ne Pleure Plus: Clémence Wambergue
Service: Studio Mariannne Viktor
Photo: Katrine Møbius

The Flower market Series is cultivating the mystique behind the Flower market in the middle of the night, when the light of day slowly approaches. It depicts the travel of the flowers - from the raw carriage to the plastic wrapped car ride in water buckles as an attempt to extent their precious and fragile lifes, before they are being delivered to weddings, funerals, birthdays and lovers. 

Photographer: Katrine Møbius
Floral Styling: Poppykalas

Purchase the prints in the webshop here.

Visuel Artist Chris Calmer created the photo with a selection of flowers by Poppykalas exhibited at Christoffer Egelund Gallery in Copenhagen.

Chris Calmer also created the exhibition ‘Læske’ at Buddenbooks Gallery with dried flowers by Poppykalas.

Flowers: Poppkalas
Photo: Chris Calmer

Konges Sløjd Campaign.

Photo: Maria Franck
Floral Styling: Poppykalas

Floral Eternal Concept for ‘The Pink Mirror Room’ at Stockholm Furniture Fair .

Effloresce - editorial in Dansk Magazine.

‘It was one of those days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light and winter in the shade.’

Photograph: Simone Steenberg
Styling: My Fornais
Floral Styling: Poppykalas

Flower Styling and Rugs: Poppykalas

Photographer: Oscar Meyer

Model: Oh Land

Magazine: Eurowoman