The Color Cubes Grande: The Florist’s Favorites Color Cubes by ArtFoamies & Art to Basic

The Florist’s Favorites Color Cubes

Apparently seven flowers and a vase also needed their own colors.

I made this set of six Color Cubes especially for The Florist’s Favorites Collection by ArtFoamies & Art to Basic. Each cube contains two colors, giving you twelve colors altogether — all chosen to work with flowers, leaves, old papers, handmade papers and the slightly imperfect botanical prints I kept making while developing the collection.

It is not a perfectly coordinated palette where every color politely matches every other color. That would be far too sensible.

Instead, there are faded petals, fresh greens, warm ochres, odd little neutrals, bright pinks — and, yes, one deep berry shade that appears twice.

Because sometimes one deep red simply isn’t enough.

The six cubes

01 — Apricot Petal & Fresh Stem
A soft, chalky apricot paired with a fresh leafy green. The apricot feels faded and almost papery on the page, while the green brings everything back to life. Together they have that slightly old botanical feeling I love without becoming too pretty.

02 — Faded Violet & Dahlia Pink
A muted violet-grey on one side and a wonderfully unreasonable bright pink on the other. One behaves beautifully. The other does not. I like them both for exactly those reasons.

03 — Deep Rose & Parchment
A rich berry red somewhere between rose, raspberry and burgundy, paired with a very pale warm parchment. The Deep Rose gives you depth without becoming a traditional red, while the Parchment is barely there — perfect for layering, subtle prints and old-paper effects.

04 — Moss Leaf & Deep Rose
A soft mossy green paired with the same Deep Rose used in Cube 03. Yes, I used it twice. Deliberately. Some colors are useful enough to deserve a second home, and this one changes completely depending on what it sits beside.

05 — Coral Petal & Lavender Dust
A warm, worn coral beside a soft greyed lavender. Gentle without becoming sugary, and particularly lovely on handmade paper, old documents and faded botanical prints.

06 — Old Rose & Marigold
A muted dusty rose and a warm golden ochre. Both have that slightly nostalgic, sun-faded quality I keep coming back to. They are very good with flowers and equally good with things that have absolutely nothing to do with flowers.

Each Color Cube is handmade, so small irregularities, texture and variation are part of them.

The set contains 6 Color Cubes / 12 colors and was created especially to accompany The Florist’s Favorites Collection by ArtFoamies & Art to Basic.

Although obviously nobody is going to stop you from using them for everything else!

P.S.P.S: The complete set of six Grande Color Cubes, with your 15% collection discount already included