A detailed bouquet of grey and purple roses and tulips on a dark, ornate background.

Refined Flower & Plant Focus: Floral Design: The flowers—roses, tulips, wildflowers—should be intricately detailed and large enough to make a statement within the design. These flowers will pop with beautiful detailing and should feel lush, ethereal, and filled with life. Think of them as the heart of the design—delicate and dreamy, yet bold enough to capture attention. Color and Shading: While the overall design will be in black and grey, the flowers can be subtly highlighted with softer shades of deep blues, muted purples, and even faint blush pinks—just enough to give them an almost ethereal glow. This slight infusion of color would create a soft, romantic contrast to the darker, gothic elements surrounding them. The petals should have soft gradients, going from deep, shadowy blacks at their centers, fading into silvery greys and subtle touches of color at the edges. This will create a sense of depth and movement, making the flowers feel alive and almost glowing. Petal Detail: The petals should have that "just-opened" look—delicate, with fine, intricate lines to suggest texture. Some flowers, like the roses, can have tightly curled petals with a dark center, which gradually opens up toward the tips, revealing softer shades. The wildflowers and tulips can have more freeform petals, lighter in shape but still richly shaded. This contrast will create harmony between the flowers, giving them individual personalities, yet making them work together as a cohesive whole. Vines & See more