Art to Bouquet · Stemmoire

THE FLORAL DESIGN DESK

Identify first.
Art-direct second.

Recognition establishes what is actually on your table. Only after you review it do shape, mechanics, and optional materials enter the design brief.

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1Recognize2Direct3Visualize

FLOWER INPUTChange flowers or review recognitionPhoto, text or voice

01

INVENTORY

Tell us what you have

PHOTO RECOGNITIONDrag and drop or choose flower photosChoose up to 8 photos · JPG, PNG or WebP · 15 MB each

Photos and typed or spoken materials can be used together. Uploaded photos are sent to OpenAI for this request.

AND / OR

TYPE OR SPEAK

ONE DECISION CHANGES THE WHOLE RECOMMENDATIONEveryday favorites or something unexpected?Choose supermarket-friendly flowers or explore any varieties you love. Then shape the fullness, colors and presentation.

OPTIONAL · PROFESSIONAL CONTROLSAdjust the recipeSilhouette, size, wrapping and optional overrides

02

ART DIRECTION

Shape the recommendation

YOUR IDEA SO FARContinue from the direction aboveThese choices remain active. The controls below only refine the physical form.

Fullness: Balanced
Presentation: No preference
Palette: Florist-selected from flowers and composition

1 · PHYSICAL FORMShape and scale

Silhouette

Finished size

2 · OPTIONAL OVERRIDESChange only what matters

Color family or specific colors optional

Keep this broad or precise. Leave it blank and Stemmoire will preserve the composition's nuanced color relationships.

Start from a color story optional

FROM MY ARCHIVE

Choose a saved imageSelect the flower color card from an image without leaving Design Now.

Design styles optional · choose more than one

These terms come from Stemmoire’s published style vocabulary. Combined choices stay separate—for example, Modern + Luxurious.

Flowers you are willing to add optional

The strict concept uses your current materials only. The bold concept must visibly include every flower listed here.

Design memory Open-access art by default

Your flower choices and practical constraints stay in control. A private folder contributes only when you select it. Add archive photos to use your own design memory.

YOUR PRIVATE FLORAL MEMORY

Collect the work.
Discover the pattern.

Keep your own arrangements separate from saved inspiration. Stemmoire reads the flowers, palette, form, occasion, and visual language—then learns from the archive you control.

My workWhat you actually makeInspirationWhat you want to exploreClient referencesWhat a brief asks forAI conceptsWhat is not built yet

FINDLayer the details

Combine flower, palette, form, occasion and style filters to locate a precise group of work.

LEARNOpen the making record

See the stem recipe, vessel, dimensions, mechanics, hydration, build order and care guidance behind each arrangement.

REMAKEDevelop a variation

Edit the record or replace mapped materials, then carry the preserved design into Design Now.

YOUR YEAR IN FLOWERS

Your archive.
Your cut.

Start with a ready-made film or direct your own—choose the work, soundtrack, pacing, and story you want Stemmoire to tell.

Reading your archive…

READY-MADEThree downloadable filmsMusic and pacing already selected

CUSTOMChoose folders at any scale8s, 15s, or 24s

AI-DIRECTEDDescribe the feelingReceive a tailored edit plan

BOUQUETS FROM ART · OPEN ACCESS COLLECTION

Turn a masterwork
into a bouquet
you can make.

Choose a painting from the collection or upload your own. Create a bouquet inspired by its flowers, colors, and composition.

Watch the transformation · 29 secVAN GOGH · 1890 → THE STEMMOIRE INTERPRETATION

Film & music credits

AI-generated floral interpretation of Bouquet of Flowers in a Vase. Original artwork: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Open Access / public domain. Music: Beethoven, Minuet in G major, performed by Peter Johnston. Public-domain recording; commercial use permitted.

CURATOR'S DRAWERChoose a composition

SELECTED MASTERWORK

Peonies

Edouard Manet · 1864–65
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1976.201.16

Museum record · Open Access / Public Domain

Palette: blush pink, cream, burgundy, dark green
Visible flower inventory: Peonies only: pale pink and white open blooms, darker buds, and their naturally attached leaves; preserve the low right-facing bloom and uneven heights
Composition: Asymmetrical garden cluster with one low, open focal bloom
Vessel relationship: Pale ceramic vase

HOW SHOULD STEMMOIRE TRANSLATE IT?