The slow, seasonal, intentional approach to a life shaped by flowers. Morning rituals, mindful gardening, the philosophy of cutting what is in season, and finding beauty in the everyday.
The Vase as Sculpture: A Collector’s Guide to Twentieth-Century Glass There is a particular kind of silence that settles over a room when the…
I bought my first real vase in a junk shop in Hastings. It was 1997, I was twenty-two, and I had gone to the…
The Glass House There is a particular moment, known to anyone who has ever held a piece of Venini glass, when the object ceases…
There is a rose that grows in the garden of the Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild on the Côte d’Azur — a ‘Souvenir de la…
There are objects in this world that do not merely hold flowers. They complete them. A vase is not a container — it is…
The flowers in your vase travelled further than you did last year. The slow flower movement asks a radical question: what if the most…
Three years of cutting flowers for the house every morning. It is not about having flowers — it is about the ritual. The scissors,…
The fashion designer behind those tulle dresses is also an obsessive gardener. Her Hackney garden feeds her collections — a dahlia from a pot…