A geometric gold honeycomb hexagon cluster groups several individual six-sided floating glass frames together into a modular wall installation that mimics a natural beehive pattern. Each hexagonal frame houses a distinct, complementary botanical arrangement—such as one frame featuring pressed golden chamomile heads, an adjacent frame holding pressed honeycomb-patterned leaves, and another containing delicate pressed blue forget-me-nots. The modular nature of hexagonal frames allows you to expand the cluster over time as you collect and press new seasonal blooms, creating an interactive, evolving botanical gallery on your wall.
To set up this hexagon cluster, acquire three to five matching six-inch hexagonal floating glass frames with polished gold metal edges. Plan your botanical theme across the frames: frame one features golden coreopsis and yellow clover; frame two features green maidenhair fern leaflets; frame three features pressed white sweet alyssum; and frame four features purple lavender spikes. Clean all glass panes thoroughly with isopropyl alcohol. Arrange the respective pressed flowers inside each bottom glass hexagon, keeping layouts minimal and centered to emphasize the geometric borders. Seal each hexagonal frame with its top glass pane and metal locking pins. Mount the finished frames on your wall in an interlocking honeycomb cluster with uniform half-inch gaps between frame borders, creating a cohesive, geometric botanical statement.
