Pine Cones as Decor: Atelier Vime’s DIY Door Surround
Surfaced from the archives: a favorite DIY, which originally ran in April 2020: Like so many of us, Anthony Watson […]
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High/Low: A Garden Captured in a Cabinet
As we enter the season of dry, browning gardens, we find ourselves drawn to interiors that feel visually rich with
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Reinventing Nature: Fumi Imamura’s Magical, Entirely Handmade Flower Art
Artist Fumi Imamura’s collages look like bouquets from a beguiling, yet-t0-be-discovered planet. She herself is rather otherworldly. Instead of growing
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DIY Scrap Paper Flowers: Sandy Suffield’s Garden-Inspired Art
Like many freelancers, Sandy Suffield’s work schedule ranges from round-the-clock to nothing doing. During lulls, the London-based art director and
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Unlikely Sculptures: Found (and Chased-Down) Tumbleweeds on Display
They say trends reappear every 20 years, give or take. So, it seems, do tumbleweeds. Back in 2010, Julie took
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Arts & Crafts Style (But With a Bit of Attitude): Ellen Merchant’s Sprightly Botanical Wallpapers and Fabrics
William Morris’s Morris & Co. wallpaper has had incredible staying power. And now, for those ready for a fresh take
Your Leafy Greens: Herbarium, New Botanical Wallpaper from Sandberg of Sweden
The Sandberg Wallpaper creative team perused centuries of botanical art as inspiration for its just-launched collection, Herbarium. Purveyor to the
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‘Night Gardens’: Floral Dreams by Artist Mary Mattingly
Anyone traveling into New York City from one of the nearby airports can see that here is a natural wetland—one
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