What is "Low Design" in floral arrangements?

"Low Design" in floral arrangements refers to designs that sit close to the surface, such as a table, and are visually accessible from all sides. This style emphasizes the use of horizontal space and can enhance the ambience of dining tables or any setting where interaction occurs at eye level or lower. The arrangement's lower height allows for easier conversation across the table and ensures that the flowers can be appreciated from various angles.

In this context, other options do not accurately depict "Low Design." Arrangements that only feature one color would be classified based on color use, not height. High arrangements would not align with "Low Design," as they rise above the table, limiting accessibility. Additionally, designs tailored for large spaces typically require height or volume to make an impact, further distancing them from the concept of low arrangements.