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From musings on art and literature, to interviews with our favourite makers and creators, read and watch what’s inspiring us.
From sound baths at the British Library to major exhibitions in Hong Kong and Singapore, this is a time of cultural abundance.
From sound baths at the British Library to major exhibitions in Hong Kong and Singapore, this is a time of cultural abundance.
Model and creative Soesja Leugs chats to us about the joys of living in Amsterdam and how motherhood has brought yet new dimensions to her bountiful creativity.
We chat to photographer Ithaka Roddam about the landscapes and light that inspire her most–from growing up in LA’s golden hours to village life in Notting Hill and to her annual trips to the Sierra mountains.
Working across painting, ceramics and tablescapes, Harlie Briggs finds her sources of inspiration in the natural textures she encounters in her local forest.
As nature begins to reawaken after winter, we too wake up to the delights of spring. This season’s collection unfurls against the backdrop of lush green hothouses.
From foraging wild garlic to our must-see exhibitions and sunrise walks, discover what’s on The Floristry’s radar this season.
Brighton-based illustrator and print designer Grace Percival tells The Floristry about what most inspires her and how she has honed her creative process.
Zahra Holm’s work is vivid and evocative. She tells us how she moved from the world of set design to become a painter, and how her love of nature and her diverse influences have shaped a unique body of work.
Step into a tale of passion as two old flames reconnect in our Valentine’s short film. Discover the season’s hot-headed romance in our new Valentine's Collection.
Amsterdam-based artist Natisa Jones shares fragments of memories, poetry and confessions in her work which she hopes mirror the feelings of its viewer
Rome-based artist Marta Abbott explains how she uses organic materials and botanically derived inks as conduits to express a deep connection to nature.
To mark the turn of the season, expand your outlook with our guide to all the things to see, taste, create and visit over this transformative period.
