Paul  Decker’s creations speak their own language. He doesn’t only work with flowers but also uses twigs, roots, leaves, mosses and other vegetable and natural materials. That’s why he prefers to call his work floral styling. This term was introduced by Paul Deckers in 1986. He has travelled around the world for many years as the Dutch ambassador of flower arranging but “Without renouncing my origins, since my home base is and will remain my studio in the village of Posterholt in Limburg. That is where my creative heart beats strongest.....

His motto is: “Doing more by using less.”  Or: “The art of omission.” Look at a piece of wood, or the  stalk  of a flower and imagine that in the correct setting they too can be of great esthetic value, by becoming more than simply a piece of wood or a stalk…”