The Gathering Garden Magazine
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The Boutonniere Goes Everywhere: How a Wedding Staple Became Everyday Style
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The boutonniere has always had a strange job description: be small, be sturdy, survive a full day pinned to a lapel, and look effortless while doin... -
The Open Shelf Between Your Cabinets Is Begging for Something Other Than Mugs
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Open shelving was supposed to be the antidote to closed cabinets: a chance to actually see and use the good dishes instead of burying them behind a... -
Your TV Console Is Just a Screen and a Cord Box
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Walk into most living rooms and the television console is doing exactly one job: holding up the television. Maybe a remote lives there, maybe a str... -
The Floral Applique Dress Quietly Taking Over Fall Wedding Guest Sections
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The little black dress had a decades-long monopoly on wedding guest closets. A raised, dimensional floral applique is the first real threat to that monopoly in years. -
Your Hallway Is the Room You Speed-Walk Through. Slow It Down With This.
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Most hallways are treated like elevators: you're only in them long enough to get somewhere else. That's a shame, because a hallway is often the lon... -
The Everlasting Boutonniere: Why Grooms Are Wearing Ammobium Instead of Fresh Flowers
The fresh boutonniere is losing ground to a papery little Australian everlasting called ammobium. A look at why grooms and groomsmen are making the switch. -
Chrome Charms: How the Neo Deco Trend Is Pairing Metallic Jewelry With a Dried Boutonniere
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Pinterest's design team has a name for the geometric, chrome-and-brass aesthetic climbing their trend charts this year: Neo Deco, a nod to the cris... -
The Staircase Landing Nobody Decorates (And Should)
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The landing halfway up the stairs sees more foot traffic than most rooms in the house, and almost nobody decorates it. Here's the easy fix.
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The Cropped Sweater Is Wearing Flowers This Fall, and It's Not an Accident
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Floral print won fashion week again this year, but it moved off the sundress and onto knitwear. A look at why gardens keep winning over minimalism, one season at a time. -
That Empty Corner Doesn't Need a Chair Nobody Will Sit In
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The awkward corner in every room tempts you toward furniture you don't need. A tall floor vase fills it with warmth instead of clutter. -
Steel, Not Silk: Why Metal Garden Flowers Are Winning Over Designers
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Faux silk flowers have always operated on the same premise: get close enough to a real bloom that, from six feet away, nobody looks twice. It's a p... -
Grandmillennial, Explained: What Happens When Chintz Meets a Dried Bouquet
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The style press needed a word for millennials decorating like their grandmothers, on purpose. Grandmillennial stuck. Here's what the aesthetic actually asks for, and where dried florals fit in it.
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