Grandtastic adapts to the scale of the idea. Its generous volume makes it a natural choice for retail, weddings and events, while its strong structure gives floral designers the freedom to create with confidence.
Fewer stems needed
Made for large-scale designs
Strong stems
More volume
Create grand.
With Grandtastic Gypsophila.
THINK GRAND.
Made for big ideas.
More volume.
More possibilities.
Put to the Test
From a single bouquet to an impressive installation
Some flowers are made to play a supporting role.
What really matters is how a flower performs in the hands of a florist. From everyday bouquets to larger floral designs, Ezio explores the possibilities of Grandtastic and puts its volume, strength and versatility into practice. With fewer stems needed to create impact, bigger ideas can come together surprisingly fast.
Grandtastic is made to do much more. With strong stems, impressive volume and countless possibilities, this Gypsophila is designed for florists who like to think bigger. We join floral designer Ezio De Angelis to discover what happens when Grandtastic is put to work.
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Some flowers are made to play a supporting role.
What makes OASIS® Renewal™ especially interesting is that the experience remains familiar for designers, while the material itself takes an important step forward. The foam is plant-based, petroleum-free, and developed to reduce environmental impact without compromising performance, precision, or ease of use.
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Grandtastic is made to do much more. With strong stems, impressive volume and countless possibilities, this Gypsophila is designed for florists who like to think bigger. We join floral designer Ezio De Angelis to discover what happens when Grandtastic is put to work.
THINK GRAND.
At Floraliën Ghent 2026, floral design moves beyond decoration and enters the realm of emotion, tension, and storytelling. With BROKEN Team Romania presents a monumental installation that explores what remains after fracture and what can still grow within it. Open structures, suspended elements, and asymmetrical forms create a visual language of separation and connection existing at the same time.
Broken
