Posts in category Books

The designers of San Francisco’s Studio Choo share recipes for whipping up standout floral arrangements in The Flower Recipe Book

In his new book, Robbie Honey deconstructs flowers to reveal their depth, character, and magic

Nathan Turner shows the art of entertaining the West Coast way

Jane Garmey’s book takes us on a tour of the lovely green spaces of New York City, from pocket gardens to more expansive ones, and celebrates the ingenuity and spirit of their creators and keepers

In her book, At Home with Flowers, British floral designer Jane Packer offers simple, innovative ideas for every room in the house

There’s really nothing that new to say about entertaining. What is new are experiences, which Charlotte Moss beautifully shares in these pages. “Nothing complicated, no rules, no finger wagging—just ideas,” she writes

In her book, Wedding Flowers, British floral designer and author Paula Pryke explores wedding themes and individual flower varieties while showcasing some of her most beautiful arrangements. In this excerpt, Pryke shares why roses are a popular choice for brides

In this excerpt from her how-to book, Floret Farm’s Cut Flower Garden (Chronicle, 2017), Washington State flower farmer Erin Benzakein shares her thoughts about using locally grown blooms at the peak of season

A peek at the misadventures of Rose Bush, Flower magazine’s irreverent editor

In India Hicks: A Slice of England, the designer shares her new home in England—America Farm, in Oxfordshire—and looks back at her childhood homes

Fashion was Versailles and Versailles was fashion: rampant, mercurial, and irrepressible in its determination to seduce,” writes Laurence Benaïm in the …

When presented with Martha Stewart’s new flower book, we sat up straight in our chairs because Stewart never does anything halfheartedly