Siri Thorson (@thelittlebanana)
Floral styling, photography, fashion styling, writing… Siri Thorson is one creative lady. The country girl turned hip New Yorker takes us on a journey with her whimsical selection of floral images. From a Japanese pagoda entwined with cherry blossoms to a simple bunch of daffs, pink ranunculus in the front seat of a classic car to droplets of water on the frilled petals of a peony.
Katherine Dorrington’s still-life arrangements are perfectly precise yet beautifully natural. Aerial views of coffee cups, vintage notebooks and Polaroid snaps are brought to life with scattered petals and autumn leaves. Simple and serene: the new vintage.
Frances Palmer (@francespalmer)
You won’t be surprised to hear that ceramicist Frances Palmer is also an experienced gardener and trained art historian. All three passions collude in her moody, opulent Baroque-style botanical images. We particularly love her use of colour: from the delicate blush of candy-striped fringed tulips to the vivid intensity of blood-red poppies.
Florence Kennedy (@petalon_flowers)
A man sporting a hipster beard and man-bun drinking coffee outside an East London café with his Great Dane: welcome to the achingly trendy Instagram feed of Petalon Flowers. Expect to find lots of wild and natural-looking bouquets of roses, anemones and peonies, wrapped in hessian, and artfully displayed against industrial urban backgrounds. It’s London, innit.
