Elemental Mastery
An Exhibition of work by Frédéric Dupré
A masterful approach to combining colour and texture allows Frédéric Dupré to produce creations that have strong visual and emotional impact. This exhibition is a showcase of Frédéric’s approach across a range of design forms and styles. Each composition demonstrates exquisite floral craftsmanship and his deep understanding of design principles. While each is an individual expression, a sense of unique personal style emanates from the whole collection.
Spring Abundance
Lavish basket-style design in a rich palette of reds, blues and purples
Presented as part of a Master Class program at Boerma Instituut, Aalsmeer, The Netherlands
Zantedeschia, Tulipa, Delphinium, Allium, Clematis, Gloriosa, Hedera
Design - Frédéric Dupré
Photography – Mike Boerma
Textural Fascination
Bridal design created with a decorative feather collar and finished with draping Calla Lilies and velvet ribbon
Presented as part of a Master Class program at Boerma Instituut, Aalsmeer, The Netherlands
Zantedeschia, Rosa, Scabiosa, Ranunculus, Rhipsalis, Orchids
Design - Frédéric Dupré
Photography – Mike Boerma
Colour Complex
Low, decorative design with a complex colour harmony, and stems threaded through structured layers into water
Presented as part of a Master Class program at Boerma Instituut, Aalsmeer, The Netherlands
Tulipa, Phalaenopsis, Ranunculus, Celosia, Gloriosa, Craspedia, Clematis, Daucus
Design - Frédéric Dupré
Photography – Mike Boerma
Layered bridal bouquet of Orchids, Chrysanthemum and Bromeliad with trailing elements
Presented as part of a Master Class program at Boerma Instituut, Aalsmeer, The Netherlands
Orchids, Bromeliad, Rhipsalis, Kalanchoe, Chrysanthemum, Scabiosa
Design - Frédéric Dupré
Photography – Mike Boerma
Dianthus Dome
Elevated dome composition with a decorative trail of interesting forms and textures giving an asymmetrically impression
Presented as part of a Master Class program at Boerma Instituut, Aalsmeer, The Netherlands
Dianthus, Nepenthes, Gloriosa, Orchids
Design - Frédéric Dupré
Photography – Mike Boerma
Style Crossing
Multi-container designer that explores grading between formal-linear and decorative styles
Presented as part of a Master Class program at Boerma Instituut, Aalsmeer, The Netherlands
Phalaenopsis, Ornithogalum, Anthurium, Epiphyllum, Rosa, Phlebodium
Design - Frédéric Dupré
Photography – Mike Boerma
Form Focus
Moss-covered organic form anchors the selective placement of personality blooms and line materials
Presented as part of a Master Class program at Boerma Instituut, Aalsmeer, The Netherlands
Anthurium, Tulipa, Cattleya, Rhipsalis, Hedera, Asparagus, Asclepios
Design - Frédéric Dupré
Photography – Mike Boerma
Emerging Grasses
Tall grasses are surrounded by a contrasting mix of blooms, all supported on simple wire feet.
Presented as part of a Master Class program at Boerma Instituut, Aalsmeer, The Netherlands
Xanthorrhoea, Lathyrus, Clematis, Anigozanthos, Alocasia, Aeonium, Delphinium, Limonium
Design - Frédéric Dupré
Photography – Mike Boerma
Tulips and Ranunculus emerge from the centre of a ruffled paper collar.
Presented as part of a Master Class program at Boerma Instituut, Aalsmeer, The Netherlands
Tulipa, Ranunculus, Eustoma, Rosa, Senecio, Leucadendron, Ptilotus
Design - Frédéric Dupré
Photography – Mike Boerma
A reduced colour palette allows the eye to easily observe the multitude of textures contained within this contemporary composition, including Loofas, shells and sponges.
Presented as part of a Master Class program at Boerma Instituut, Aalsmeer, The Netherlands
Protea, Cymbidium, Dianthus, Philodendron, Epiphyllum, Aloe, Luffa
Design - Frédéric Dupré
Photography – Mike Boerma
Frédéric Dupré
French Floral Designer Frédéric Dupré’s style is often described as highly technical and architectural, with a mastery of textures and a deep respect for natural materials. His work stands out for its modern, structured aesthetic and its innovative use of botanical elements.
His influence has elevated the status of French floral design, inspiring new generations of floral designers.