Flowers have always been part of history, painted by botanical artists, pressed into books, collected and cultivated across the world. And the gardens they grow in are where we slow down, where ideas are born, and memories are made. Jardin is inspired by Bonnie’s visits to some of the world’s most beautiful gardens. From the tulips grown in Parc Floral de Paris, the lavender rows and giant water lilies at the Botanic Gardens in Berlin and cottage gardens with billowing roses in England. In all of these wondrous gardens, flowers are a unique unifying thread from place to place, capturing a moment or season beautifully. This collection, flowers are reimagined in painterly patterns, in a palette of Citron olive, pink, sunshine yellow and Yves Klein blue, all set against beach stripes and 70s-inspired geometrics in earthy, bright yet bold colours. From petit primroses, to meandering sweet peas & graphic rosemary, Jardin captures the feeling of a cottage garden on the first day of Spring.
On the journal
On the flowers that hold our memories, gardens from faraway places and the simple joy of living amongst blooms.
Discover how Bonnie dresses her Christmas tree, from colourful decorations to treasured keepsakes and the festive traditions she holds dear.
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The most interesting homes rarely come together all at once. They are collected slowly, shaped by memorable pieces with stories we gather along the way. A cushion featuring a significant flower, a ...
