This week has seen a gardening paraphernalia explosion at Flying Tiger stores as we gear up for Spring. Whilst being pretty well known for their kitsch home decor, some gems can definitely be found here. For example, the general purpose pots I bought at the end of last year were from here and they look…
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Today’s post is all about plant styling, more specifically, interior styling with terracotta. As I highlighted in my 2018 Trend Report, indoor use of terracotta is increasing in popularity once again, which I would cite as being related to the retro cool mid century modern aesthetic. Whilst the minimal ‘clean’ monochrome style of recent years…
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Today’s post is the second part of a two-part series that highlights some of the key trends that sit on the cusp between houseplants, interior styling and design for 2018. The previous post was concerned with interior plant styling, whereas this post focuses on a forecast of emerging plant trends. If you missed the introduction to this…
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Today’s post is the first in a two-part series that highlights some of the key trends that sit on the cusp between houseplants, interior styling and design for 2018. The first instalment concerns interior plant styling, and the second (which will be up on Wednesday) focuses on a forecast of emerging plant trends. The demand…
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Continuing with the subject of Anthropologie from the last ‘Plants in Shops’ post, I wanted this time to focus on their Edinburgh store, situated on the beautiful George Street. I always make a bee line for Anthro’ whenever I’m visiting Edinburgh because its SO MUCH QUIETER than the London stores! You can really spend a…
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For the second post from my ‘Plants in Shops’ series, I am focusing on Anthropologie’s Regent Street Store in London. Being another of my favourite stores, Anthropologie wins hands down when it comes to in store interior design overall. It’s interesting to note that their umbrella company URBN (http://www.urbn.com/who-we-are) manages Urban Outfitters and Free People,…
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As you can probably tell if you have stumbled across this page, there is very little information online about this variety of Euphorbia, which is actually now believed to be extinct in the wild, though it does exist in cultivation. My Euphorbia Mayurnathanii lives on my dining table in the living room. I have a few Euphorbia plants…
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This is the second jade plant I have – it’s in a sunnier position to my other plant and it’s grown quite differently. I thought I’d post some photographs to show how different positioning can affect plants in a variety of ways. This one is in my office and gets more bright sun – I…
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This post collates my photographs from my recent trip to Bordeaux – I snapped quite a few ‘plants in shops’ images that I posted on Instagram whilst I was away (my Instagram is ‘_houseplanthouse’). I wanted to use these photographs in a post so that I could write a little bit more about them and…
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Here are some photographs showing the process of separating my jade plant [crassula ovata/ crassula argentea]. It was getting very cluttered and I didn’t want to move it into a larger container, so I decided to separate the plant instead. For the smaller divisions, I used two terracotta pots… taking inspiration from the & Other Stories aesthetic I…
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