View of the chapel altar

Arrangement in the formal salon

Arrangement on the table in the blue salon

Formal flower arrangement in the respirium

Flower arrangement in the oriental salon

Flower box with indoor plants

Interior plants

Live plants, cut or container-grown, are a traditional part of the historic interior. Vranov was no exception to this, and indoor plants were indeed grown here in the past, which can be documented by several photographs and preserved 19th century furnishings and equipment. Today the rooms of the chateau are decorated with up to eleven flower decorations and bouquets, as well as several dried-flower decorations, which can be admired by passing visitors.

All the flower decorations have to respect the historic and stylistic character of the interior, which applies also to the evergreen plants in wooden containers. These are mostly subtropical species such as laurel, Japanese Euonymus, privet, palms, or Aspidistra and variegated ivies. To introduce more attractive shapes and colours, the chateau caretakers have added a few tropical plants as well.