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New Orleans antiques purveyor and author Patrick Dunne learned early on growing up in Corpus Christi, Texas, to stop and see the roses
With his love of color and pattern, embrace of traditional design, and sharp wit, this designer proves to be anything but a shrinking violet
Sculptor Vladimir Kanevsky’s everlasting botanicals have landed him in the spotlight
Contemporary flower makers add their own touches to the long tradition of three-dimensional paper botanicals
In excerpts from Private Gardens of the Bay Area, writers Susan Lowry and Nancy Berner explore the diversity and beauty of some of Northern California’s most notable gardens and landscapes
“At harvest time, take a moment to admire the wonderful colors in nature, like the vibrant purple tones of beets,” says Sanna Länsivierto.
Finnish stylist Sanna Länsivierto arranges a gathering where beauty and ambience go hand in hand with delicious food
As part of Flower magazine’s 10th anniversary celebration we caught up with a favorite designer, Amy Osaba
Self-assured, versatile, and easy. Four West Coast designers bring the vernacular of home to fall 2017 furniture collections
If you can dream about it, you can probably find it at Scott Antique Market in Atlanta. Interior designer Allison Hennessy takes us on her monthly hunt and shares some scoop along the way