Dive into the serene world of this still life series created by photographer Vincent Gapaillard and floral designer Lokz Ng. Here, cut flowers and Asian fruits achieve a weightless dance, suspended in a tranquil atmosphere. Vincent’s lens captures the exquisite details, while Lokz’s artistic touch orchestrates a unique dialogue between the botanical and the ethereal. A fresh perspective on nature’s quiet beauty.

Field Studies Flora, a New York-based floral studio, challenges conventional notions of beauty by embracing the unexpected. Alex Crowder, founder of the studio, incorporate “invasive” species and overlooked elements like fallen branches and lichen into their stunning creations. This approach not only redefines floral design but also fosters a deeper appreciation for the natural world, encouraging us to see the beauty in the often-overlooked. Recently, Field Studies Flora collaborated with photographer Marco Galloway on a unique still life editorial about abundance for Blumenhaus. This project further highlights their innovative approach to floral design and their commitment to showcasing the beauty of the natural world in all its forms.

As the new season arrives with a bouquet of daffodils, crocuses and snowdrops, photographer Laure Sée and floral stylist Lou Saveria take us on a stroll through the garden. And to celebrate nature's gifts, these flowers are treasured. We lie them down on paper, name them, arrange them and they alone become the great palette of colours in this Spring herbarium.