Posts in category Fresh Features

From gourmet snacks to cozy cashmere, timeless jewelry, and even bespoke fly rods, the editors of Flower have everyone on your holiday gift list covered

Just beyond the Biltmore gates, The Gardener’s Cottage in Asheville, North Carolina, has hosted its beloved holiday open house for 22 years

The jewelry designer talks to Flower about her childhood, business background, how she discovered her creative voice in the sparkle of stones, and what continues to inspire her today

New USPS stamp collection features Laura Dowling’s wreaths. Our Editor-in-Chief Margot Shaw and other tastemakers share their picks in Matouk’s 2019 Holiday Gift Guide. Plus, get details for upcoming Living Floral book tour stops.

With locations in New York and Los Angeles, FlowerSchool is one of the world’s most prestigious centers for floristry and floral design education. Take a look inside one of its exclusive Master Class programs with Ingrid Carozzi of Tin Can Studios

Scenic hand-painted wallpaper has been popular for centuries, and still captures the imagination today in all its blooming glory

Style Editor Amanda Smith Fowler of Flower magazine brings you market finds for your home and jewelry box celebrating the rich autumn hues of chrysanthemum blooms

The clean lines of these furnishings and fixtures create a nice balance between their repetitive stripes and textural qualities. Style editor Amanda Smith Fowler shares her favorite linear-motif finds for your home

Flower magazine visits The Post Oak Hotel at Uptown Houston, where luxury and floral inspiration abound at every turn

From beautifully set tables to road-tested menus and tips, Entertaining at Home: Inspirations from Celebrated Hosts by Ronda Carman will send many a reader running for a notepad

P. Allen Smith shares favorite pumpkin varieties for decorating, display, carving, and cooking

These fine dining establishments, including two top luxury hotels, take farm-to-table to the next level with fields, orchards, and edible landscapes just a stone’s throw away