You might know anthurium best as a Christmas plant, but there are all different types, many of which have become the new darling of the most exciting floral designers advertisement Livingetc ...

‘We have a bit more of a biological approach and get very inspired by the anatomy of flowers, and the anatomy of humans, and the many striking similarities that exist between them. For instance, in ...

Her top was a piece of art in itself—a giant faux anthurium flower in bright greens and hot pink, which was fastened to her body with sleek metal straps painted green.

In Greek, the name Anthurium means “tail flower,” and refers to the long tail-like projection of the flower. The plant is native to Central and South America, where it is grown as a ...