Haute Living New York Feb/March 2012
A Cut Above the Rest
by Leanna Brittis

Exuding beauty and elegance, flowers have forever been an indulgence meant to excite the senses. With a myriad of uses, flowers have the capability to exude a particular emotion or even serve as the expression of a room’s décor. Inescapably, the scent and brilliant appearance will  fade within days and the special expression turns into a mere memory.

Heinau Flowers has changed that aspect of the flower cycle, making flowers serve their purpose for much longer.

No longer will your enjoyment for a fresh bloom of flowers be short-lived. Smart Blooms by Heinau is a unique product that allows buyers to enjoy flowers with an ideal color, texture and softness for months to even a year after they recieve them. Did we mention that absolutely no synthetic flowers are used? Using 100 percent natural flowers that require zero water or maintenance, Heinau creates custom designed flower arrangements catered directly to your specific wants and needs.

So what’s the secret? Heinau uses a unique and revolutionary process. The flowers are cut when they are at their peak, and the water and sap inside the plant cells are immediately replaced with a proprietary certified, non-toxic moisturizer. This process leaves the petals soft and supple. Each of these preserved flowers will continue to naturally absorb moisture from the air, which is the secret to making its beauty last.

What Heinau hopes to accomplish is to not just to make beautiful, long lasting flowers, but to also start a trend that will benefit both the consumer and the environment. Heinau likes to call their product a “unique convergence of beauty and value.” Instead of buying a new set of flowers each week, you can now enjoy freshly-cut flowers for months at a genuinely affordable price, cutting your budget while enhancing your decorative and sensory indulgence.

Heinau also proudly stands by their ability to reduce their carbon footprint since the impact of transporting flowers from farms every week is significantly reduced. Even the ingredients used are natural, hypoallergenic and environmentally friendly.

Heinau is now known in Miami for creating
the perfect custom-designed arrangements.
The magnificent arrangements were even used to decorate the room at Haute Living’s own Haute 100 Party, where guests were awakened by a brilliant splash of floral color. Heinau’s notable clients include the world’s largest cruise ship lines, corporate offices, the finest hotels and resorts and specialized event planners. On a smaller scale, the flowers are also ideal for private residences, hotels, restaurants, or any special event. The company is also expanding their services to gardenias, hair accessories, table décor, wedding favors and wedding bouquets. But the possibilities are endless, as Heinau is open to all requests regarding the use of their specialty flowers.

The best aspect of Heinau Flowers? If your top priority is saving money, Heinau offers a solution. If your top priority is enduring beauty, Heinau offers the same solution. Heinau has the capacity to please every customer’s needs while offering an extraordinary product. Whether you are using Heinau Flowers to match the particular color palette of a room, or are using them to decorate a themed party, the floral possibilities are endless. Literally.

Jun 21, 2011 2:13 PM
Read 143 Times
Related Posts
The best is the best, the rest is the rest. Check out Haute Living’s choice for the top five 5-star restaurants in Palm Beach.
by Carol De Coene, Mar 21, 2012 4:40 AM
 
With pubs shut at 11pm, the capital’s clubs become one of London’s biggest draws. Whether you take your music seriously or just like to fling yourself around to Britney and Beyonce on a Friday night, you can rest safe in the knowledge that London is a clubber’s paradise. Here are five of the b...
by Kaye Holland, Aug 15, 2011 3:23 PM
 
Can you think of anything more quintessentially New York than a slice of pizza? Every street corner offers another option but it takes a real New Yorker to be able to tell the best from the rest. Need a little guidance? Take some advice from Haute Living's NY Editor and try these top 5 pizza joints ...
by Haley Friedich, Feb 15, 2012 7:25 AM
 
Want to be haute and healthy? If you live in Los Angeles the answer is probably yes. Whether you’re looking for a nutritional makeover or a safe way to shed a few pounds, check out our picks for the top 5 juice bars in LA.
by Rachel Willis, Sep 7, 2011 8:25 PM
 
Eater NY tells us Torrisi Italian Specialties, the Nolita Italian hub from Mario Carbone and Rich Torrisi, is now accepting online reservations for their "classic" $60 four-course prix fixe. You can also make reservations for their new $125 New York City History based menu by calling the restaurant...
by Haley Friedlich, Dec 27, 2011 7:46 AM
 
If you’ve left your holiday shopping to the eve of Christmas Eve, not to worry! Last-minute Haute gifts are right at your fingertips. Rest assured, almost all of these gifts can be purchased online right up to the 11th hour, so sit back, relax, and get clicking!
by Angella Sprauve, Dec 25, 2011 10:28 AM
 
The Victoria’s Secret Angels hit a glittering runway in New York last night for the company’s annual fantasy-themed lingerie fashion show. As always, it was the sexiest catwalk in the world—featuring not just the most beautiful supermodels on earth, but performances from Kanye West, Nicki Mina...
by Haley Friedlich, Nov 10, 2011 11:53 AM
 
Battersea’s Bunga Bunga – the brainchild of Charlie Gilkes, 27, and Duncan Stirling,30, the pair behind Sloane Avenue’s speakeasy Barts and Eighties themed nightclub Maggies – has announced its new, later opening hours.
by Kaye Holland, Oct 27, 2011 10:57 AM
 
With online marketplaces and shops so convenient and comprehensive, it’s easy to believe that U.S. web sales had increased by 12.6 percent in 2010 compared to 2009. With more people hitting their laptops than the mall at this rate, e-commerce is set to be soaring by 2015, according to independent ...
by Pauline Sung, Jul 12, 2011 11:54 AM
 
In 2004, Mark Zuckerberg dropped out of Harvard University to pursue his dream of starting Facebook, now a multi-billion dollar company that is a part of nearly everybody's day to day life. Perhaps that is why the young tech mogul went back to his former school to recruit for his company.
by Pauline Sung, Nov 12, 2011 3:24 AM
 
 
 
 
TOP 5
 
San Francisco March/April 2012
 
HAUTE 100
Our Haute 100 list details the accomplishments of the most influential people in each of our markets...
 
HAUTE SECRETS
Nicole Bryl of Make-Up New York shares her inside guide to New York City
 
 
© HAUTE MEDIA GROUP 2011