01Andalusian Colour Study
Cobalt Cascade
Hydrangea volume meets long amaranthus lines against hand-cut blue geometry.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
CobaltMidnight VioletOxbloodWarm Ivory
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Hydrangea · Amaranthus · Hyacinth · Zellige
FLORAL ARTIST · CREATIVE DIRECTOR · RIYADH
MAJDALMAGRABI
Nature, authored.
Sculptural flowers, immersive environments and private commissions shaped with emotion, architecture and exacting craft.
BOTANICAL NOIR · PALETTE 01
Midnight VioletAubergineMoss OliveAged Bronze
A FLORAL LANGUAGE
Flowers are not decoration.They are atmosphere, memory and presence.
Every composition begins with a feeling, then finds its form through colour, movement, texture and the architecture around it.
MAJD ALMAGRABI · FLORAL ARTISTTHE ARTIST · SINCE 2003
A life in flowers.
Majd Almagrabi is a Riyadh-based floral artist and creative director whose work moves between intimate gestures and architectural floral environments.
Across more than two decades of practice, he has built a visual language defined by disciplined scale, emotional colour, unexpected material and respect for the natural character of every stem.
His work has entered private residences, luxury hotels, royal settings and global brand experiences — always created as an original response to place, people and occasion.
I do not arrange flowers. I compose a feeling.
2003THE JOURNEY BEGAN
RIYADHCREATIVE HOME
BESPOKEEVERY COMMISSION
SELECTED WORKS · EDITORIAL PORTFOLIO
A portfolio of feeling.
Original works photographed and presented as complete creative studies — each with its own rhythm, material language and chromatic signature.
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02Chromatic Sculpture
Ember in Bloom
Burnt orange moves through violet and midnight blue like a live ember across velvet.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
Burnt OrangeMidnight VioletCobaltOxblood
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Orchid · Rose · Suspended botanical lines
03Craft Study
Leather & Lime
A woven leather vessel grounds a vertical field of lime cymbidium and wild branch.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
Moss OliveTerracottaBordeauxEspresso
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Cymbidium · Branch · Woven leather · Walnut
04Colour Study
Blue Field
A low, generous field where hydrangea, white texture and wandering stems hold a measured softness.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
CobaltWarm IvorySageMushroom
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Hydrangea · Chrysanthemum · Meadow stems
05Sculptural Niche
Protea Niche
A pale architectural niche holds an expressive meeting of protea, orchid, reed and branch.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
BlushCoral RoseMoss OliveCobalt
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Protea · Cymbidium · Anthurium · Horsetail reed
06Botanical Architecture
Bamboo Geometry
Cut bamboo builds a living architecture for orchid, orange line and a silvered vessel.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
Moss OliveBurnt OrangeAubergineWarm Ivory
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Bamboo · Cymbidium · Begonia leaf · Textured metal
ONE SCULPTURE · THREE VIEWPOINTS
The work changes as you move.
Scale and negative space cannot be understood from one photograph. This study preserves three true viewpoints of a single botanical sculpture.
07Three Viewpoints · I
Lotus Architecture I
The first view reveals a rising curve of peach, petrol and dark seed geometry.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
PeachPetrol TealBordeauxAged Bronze
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Carnation · Snapdragon · Echinops · Lotus pod
08Three Viewpoints · II
Lotus Architecture II
A shift in viewpoint makes the negative space visible and turns the vessel into a quiet axis.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
MushroomPeachPetrol TealAged Bronze
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Carnation · Snapdragon · Echinops · Lotus pod
09Three Viewpoints · III
Lotus Architecture III
The final angle compresses colour and seed into one decisive botanical silhouette.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
Warm IvoryPeachAubergineAged Bronze
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Carnation · Snapdragon · Echinops · Lotus pod
BOTANICAL STUDIES · 08—14
Shadow, colour and quiet form.
10Sculptural Composition
Chromatic Cascade
A study in weight and release: coral volume held against falling blush and violet lines.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
Coral RoseAubergineBlushMoss Olive
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Garden rose · Orchid · Delphinium · Eryngium
11Monumental Rose Study
A Thousand Pink Notes
A single rounded gesture built from hundreds of tonal shifts, intimate in detail and architectural in scale.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
BlushCoral RoseBordeauxMushroom
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Garden rose · Tonal spray rose · Textural foliage
12Architectural Flowers
Violet Monument
Vertical rhythm, saturated shadow and a deliberately restrained base give colour the authority of architecture.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
Midnight VioletCobaltMoss OliveWarm Ivory
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Delphinium · Hydrangea · Rose · Botanical branch
13Botanical Noir
Burgundy Gravity
Deep peonies descend through a field of dark branches, balancing opulence with an almost calligraphic line.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
OxbloodBordeauxCharcoalWarm Ivory
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Peony · Coral branch · Moss · Sculptural ceramic
14Floral Detail
The Rose Canopy
A close study of density, petal shadow and the point where coral meets near-black violet.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
Coral RoseAubergineOxbloodMoss Olive
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Garden rose · Orchid · Eryngium
15Private Composition
Orchid Nocturne
An orchid-led composition that allows colour to emerge slowly from a field of shadow.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
AubergineMidnight VioletBordeauxAged Bronze
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Phalaenopsis · Anthurium · Textural foliage
16Material Study
White Measure
White flowers are contained by a hand-built bamboo rhythm: softness held by structure.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
Warm IvoryMoss OliveAged BronzeEspresso
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Freesia · Bamboo · Green glass
17Botanical Sculpture
Organic Ascent
Branches, seed forms and pale blooms rise as one loose drawing in space.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
MushroomWarm IvoryBordeauxMoss Olive
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Seed pod · Branch · Textural bloom · Moss
18Quiet Whites
Quiet Porcelain Garden
Luminous whites rise from a handmade floral vessel, allowing glaze, petal and fine stem to speak together.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
Warm IvoryBlushSageEspresso
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Peony · Ranunculus · Seed stem · Glazed ceramic
EASTERN STUDIES · A DISTINCT CHAPTER
The Andalusian Garden
Flowers, Geometry & Memory
A contemporary Eastern language shaped by courtyard light, water, carved shadow and hand-cut geometry. Here, floral abundance meets the discipline of Andalusian space.
AL-ANDALUS · REIMAGINED IN RIYADHCHROMATIC SIGNATURE
TerracottaAged BronzeMoss OliveEspresso
Orchid · Palm · Lantern · Aged brass · Terracotta
02Light & Material
Lantern Study
Glass, flame and protea become a small composition of reflection and warmth.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
Burnt OrangeAged BronzeCobaltMushroom
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Pincushion protea · Glass · Brass · Zellige
03Eastern Botanical Table
Terracotta Rhythm
Green orchid, bronzed palm and burgundy foliage unfold around clay and lantern light.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
TerracottaMoss OliveOxbloodAged Bronze
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Cymbidium · Palm · Eucalyptus · Clay · Brass
04Chromatic Cascade
Orange Geometry
Parrot tulips pour over an iridescent vessel, held in counterpoint by compact succulent forms.
CHROMATIC SIGNATURE
Burnt OrangeCobaltMoss OliveAged Bronze
BOTANICAL & MATERIAL NOTES
Parrot tulip · Cymbidium · Succulent · Iridescent metal
THE PRACTICE
One vision. Many expressions.
From a single sculptural piece to a complete floral atmosphere, every project is considered as one coherent visual world.
Private floral commissions
Original, expressive arrangements created for meaningful gifts, personal milestones and exceptional private spaces.
Celebrations & private occasions
Considered floral direction for weddings, intimate gatherings, private dinners and once-in-a-lifetime moments.
Luxury hospitality
Sculptural hotel-lobby compositions, seasonal installations and recurring floral experiences designed around a property's identity.
Creative direction for brands
Floral concepts, visual environments and campaign moments for fashion, jewellery, automotive and luxury houses.
Masterclasses & team training
Practical education in composition, flower knowledge, colour, spatial balance, premium service and creative consistency.
Plants & botanical environments
Indoor and outdoor planting, seasonal styling and botanical details that bring a living softness to architecture.
SELECTED LUXURY CONTEXTS
A selection of professional contexts from Majd Almagrabi’s creative journey.
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THE JOURNAL
Notes from the atelier.
Thoughts on flowers, form, hospitality, craft and the details that make an experience remain.
01Why a flower should reach the soul before the eye
The most memorable floral work begins with a human feeling, not with a colour palette.
READ THE NOTE ↗02Scale is not excess: finding the right floral presence
A monumental arrangement feels luxurious when its proportions belong to the room.
READ THE NOTE ↗03An orchid should always be allowed to breathe
The elegance of an orchid lives in its line, its movement and the air around every bloom.
READ THE NOTE ↗