…a host, of golden daffodils; Beside the lake, beneath the trees, Fluttering and dancing in the breeze… — “The Daffodils” by William Wordsworth Daffodils, one of spring’s first blooms. They burst amongst the garden with their distinct yellow and orange hues, so vibrant and eye catching. They are the statement of a season beginning its fullest…
Winter Florals…Romanticizing Dried Stems & Simple Details
It has been one of the snowiest winters here in New Jersey, and despite trying to stay creative, lighting all the candles, sketching and keepings things simple — I’m feeling the winter lull. Just as we finally saw the green tips of grass and the garden unearthed after far too long, came another massive blanket…
Holiday Fireplace Styled w. Foraged Stems & Handmade Details
When the amazing and kindhearted Angela wanted to work together again for her holiday photo sessions, I immediately asked what day and time should I be there. It’s such a rewarding and pleasant experience when working with creatives who “get” one another and each other’s style and aesthetic — things flow organically. And an organic,…
The Season of Styled Quinces and Texture
Autumn is the crisp morning air and golden sun that lingers with remnants of warmth. It’s the rustle of leaves as they float off branches and crunch beneath our feet. Autumn beckons us indoors, where we are drawn to the quiet rituals that fill these months. To the flicker of candlelight and nestling under knit…
A Thanksgiving Table Rich in Autumn Browns
I‘ve always loved the color brown, and any shade of it. It’s immensely rich, yet soothing. Versatile with endless hues that are deeply intricate and complex. Long before it was trending or named the color of the year, I have always been constantly inspired this beautiful color rooted in nature. Seen in the trees, drying…
