In her event and floral studio, Georgia designer Amy Osaba shares her secrets and step-by-step instructions for crafting a rich, fall-hued centerpiece

Flower magazine’s style editor, Amanda Smith Fowler finds soothing blue and warm gold accessories at market

Style editor, Amanda Smith Fowler discovers a color story in cultured accessories with earthy tones

The Garden Club of Virginia’s Fall Symposium provides a wonderful chance to enhance arranging skills, learn about new plant materials for your garden and simply appreciate the beauty of nature’s bounty

For their company Roi du Lac, Italian princess Antea Brugnoni Alliata and her husband, Marco Kinloch Herbertson, channel the grandeur of old Europe in a fantastic collection of wallpapers with a fresh approach to delivery

Through sophisticated sourcing, designer Cece Barfield Thompson helps a young family breathe new life into a historic Colonial home

P. Allen Smith makes the pain-free job of planting bulbs even easier with the help of some classic spring bulb “recipes” and flower combinations

Tessa Steinkamp, director of auctions and auctioneer at New Orleans Auction Galleries, gives us the play-by-play on scoring antiques of any provenance at auction

The luxurious depth of rich, warm boxwood green brings a dramatic effect to any space

Also called hexagon or chicken wire, this graphic, nature-based shape can ground a room or catapult it to new heights

“Gardening is a way of thinking,” Bunny Mellon used to say, and in The Gardens of Bunny Mellon readers have a chance to get inside her head

In her new book, Dream Design Live, Paloma Contreras expresses in book form what she captures so successfully on her blog, La Dolce Vita