More than 30 years ago, Barbara Israel purchased a collection of estate statuary that changed her personal and professional life in a most artistic way.
Gardens
On her Virginia farm, floral designer Holly Heider Chapple draws from her own life experiences to share the restorative power of blooms.
Artist, legendary editor, and society figure Fleur Cowles was as cheeky and iconoclastic in the way she used flowers as she was in every other aspect of her life.
Late spring and early summer days draw us outside to entertain or just relax with a drink and a copy of FLOWER magazine. We’ve gathered more than two dozen idyllic porches and verandas featured in our pages to inspire your outdoor space refresh—or maybe just your daydreams.
Editor-in-Chief Margot Shaw sat down with celebrated designer Bunny Williams to unpack her new book LIFE IN THE GARDEN.
Louise Agee Wrinkle's garden in Mountain Brook, Alabama, has inspired a book and Garden Conservancy documentary film.
In a tiny Alabama town, an inspired amateur farmer launched 1818 Farms, a small business that bloomed beyond her wildest dreams.
Best known as the author of OUT OF AFRICA, Karen Blixen also had and artist's eye that she indulged through floral arrangements.
On Biscayne Bay in Miami sits Vizcaya, an early 1900s Italianate Villa surrounded by wonder-filled gardens, all steeped in history and timeless beauty.
This carefully composed Pennsylvania landscape flourishes under a sugar-white dusting in the height of winter.
When designer Kim Coleman visited a tired redbrick rancher in Palm Beach, she saw visions of a tropical bungalow with rooms opening from street to water, views of lush gardens, and cerulean hues at every turn.
Known as a literary force in the early 20th-century France, Colette left behind a legacy of beauty in her writing, especially in her eloquent descriptions of flowers.