Ariella Chezar, the New York floral designer behind loose garden-style wedding work, now receives more destination enquiries than local briefs — and her first question is never about…
The practice of keeping a flower journal — a hybrid of sketchbook, diary, and living herbarium — has quietly taken root among designers, growers, and anyone seeking a deeper dialogue with the botanical world. Studios…
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The Practice, Not the Product Flower journaling is not about creating a flawless botanical illustration. It is a contemplative habit, a weekly or daily…
At JamJar Flowers in London, the summer bridal brief has changed. Couples no longer submit a colour board; they submit a list of stems.…
The Glass Menagerie: Why a Vase Is Never Just a Vessel There is a particular sort of disappointment that comes from placing a dozen…
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The Brief: Flowers First The instruction came in an email no longer than a shopping list.…
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On the first morning of my ikebana lesson, I arrived with thirty-seven stems. By the time…
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A ten-stem bunch of magenta Mokara orchids from Mongkok Flower Market costs roughly HK$55 in August,…
My Lady Garden explores the world through a botanical lens — where flowers meet interiors, entertaining, travel, and the art of living well. We profile floral designers alongside interior architects, visit historic gardens and hidden ateliers, and celebrate the craftsmanship behind every arrangement.
Founded on the belief that flowers are not decorations but a way of seeing.
— The Editors
Our curated guides to the finest florists in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Dubai — where love, beauty, and craftsmanship meet.
Five Dubai florists whose gifting creations redefine what it means to give flowers — from architectural…
Eleven Singapore wedding florists creating botanical environments that transform venues into expressions of each couple's unique…
From the first-date bouquet to the fiftieth-anniversary centrepiece, ten Hong Kong florists who translate love into…