What are the new floral prints?
Twenty eight new floral colourways have landed, and they are a different thing from the botanical illustrations we already make. These are line drawings rather than paintings: one or two large blooms in loose outline, sitting on a solid two-tone ground.
The flower colour and the ground colour are both named in each design. Sage and cream. Plum and butter. Coral and peach. The idea is that you pick the palette first and the print comes with it.
How are these different from our other florals?
Our earlier florals are illustrations. Peony Bloom is a painted peony. White Roses is a study of roses. They are pictures of specific flowers and they work like artwork.
The new range works more like a graphic. The bloom is drawn in a single confident outline, the ground stays flat, and the whole thing reads clearly from across a room. If you have ever preferred a bold line drawing to a detailed painting, that is the difference.
What are the palettes?
Each pairs a ground colour with a contrasting bloom, and they fall roughly into three groups.
- Quiet naturals. Sage and cream, neutral, blush and cream, terracotta and cream. These read almost as texture from a distance.
- Deeper contrast. Navy and cream, espresso and blush, plum and blue, black and white. The bloom sits forward against a dark ground.
- Brighter pairings. Coral and peach, pink and orange, green and pink, persimmon and wasabi. Warmer, louder, more of a statement.
Can I get one design across a whole set?
Yes. Every colourway is made across the full matching accessory range, so one palette can carry from your phone through to everything else you use daily. That is the part people tend to underestimate until they see two or three pieces together.
Browse the floral collection and open any colourway to see the full set.
Are they made to order?
Each piece is printed when you order it. Nothing sits in a warehouse, which is also why the range can be this wide without us guessing which palettes to stock.
