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Robert Long Flora & Event Design The name Robert Long is synonymous with beautiful flowers and exceptional service. The shop designs daily arrangements and events.
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09/12/2023

Food For Thought. “I love cooking with fennel,” says Ina Garten of this tasty herb found growing in Marathon, Greece, site of the historic battle between the Greeks and Persian forces this week in September, 490 B. C. In fact, the name “marathon” arrives from the word fennel, the hardy, perennial plant with yellow flowers and feathery leaves. Food, sports, and cooking all essential ingredients in the quest for sustenance & style.

09/11/2023

The last offerings of summer before the change of seasons.

09/09/2023

FLOWERS WINTER PARK Botanical offerings from The Morse Museum highlighting works from Tiffany Studios & other notable American turn of the century artists. 1. Jack -in-the-pulpit vase, 1911. 2. Jewel Box, 1913-14, Four Seasons motif. 3. Chapel baptistry “Field of Lilies” 1892-1916. 4. Paul Lacroix, still-life, Orange with Strawberries & Currants on Table, 1860’s. 5. Calla Lilies by George C. Lambdin, 1874. 6. Tiffany’s Wisteria or “Wistaria” (BR. spelling), lamps 1901.

08/26/2023

FLOWERS AUSTIN Despite 108 temperatures Austin provides plenty of inspiration from glimpses of nature wherever you look. 1. Frida Kahlo-self portrait 1940. Harry Ransom Center.
2. Peacock Flower or Caesalpinia Pulcherrima at Fonda San Miguel. 3. Floral carpet featuring native Texas flora at The Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center. 4.Lobby flowers with Allium. Four Seasons Austin. 5. Chartreuse “Queen of the Orchids” or Grammatophyllum At local watering hole Matt’s.

08/20/2023

Sunday morning therapy paying tribute to an visionary First Lady. Peaceful start of the day.

08/16/2023

“LADIES WITH AN ATTITUDE … Strike a pose, there’s nothing to it.” Mid-Century ceramic glamour takes center stage for a luncheon honoring a stylist with an eye for black and white.

08/09/2023

Throughout the wedding week, there was one constant-the brides enigmatic smile. Glimpsed while greeting guests or sharing an intimate glance across the room with her bridegroom, the smile remained ever present. That smile, that unmistakeable idea of beauty personified, the gift of the Gods, the “it” factor, all dependent on the one element it could never exist without-the sense of MYSTERY. From the brides persona, the visual intersection of delicate lace and black orchids, the dizzying mountainous altitude, the peripheral swirl of sunlight and shadows, mystery-an exercise of wondering and wonderment surrounded the modern-day Giaconda as a veil refusing to give up its secrets. Even now, afterwards, the smile, the mystery, and the beauty remain captured for all time in these revealing photographs, happily for all of us to enjoy.

07/21/2023

“I try to make sure our collection has enough pieces in there that any woman can come and find something that makes her feel like the superhero version of herself.” WES GORDON 2021
Ahead of his time, the wunderkind designer for Caroline Herrera, spoke to the Barbie effect that is currently occupying our attention. Here, our poolside luncheon from September 2022 featuring his spring 2023 collection. The young daughter of the our hostess gladly offered her collection for her own version of a fashion show. Train them early to become their own version of a successful superhero.
Herrera Gordon Movie # Fashion shows China Austin Garden Roses

03/16/2023

“How ya like my Gucci’s?” asked the voluptuous goddess of the silver screen as she peered over her iconic sunglasses at the beginning of her interview surrounding her meteoric comeback.
Also making a reappearance is Gucci’s Glade wallpaper - Glade referring to open spaces in forests and in this case, the revival of centuries old European tapestries. Designed by Alessandro Michele as part of their collection, “Souvenir From Rome” it showcases “a pictorial design depicting a rich landscape of leaves and foliage.” We like your Gucci’s very much Ms. C., very much indeed.

03/15/2023

Revisiting a floral gem by muralist Louise Jones (née Chen) who goes by the blended name OUIZI. The first part “oui” is French for yes & the second part, “zi”, is Chinese for little or seed.
Found in the cozy back area of Meat & Cheese eatery in Aspen, it’s a unexpected bit of charm on a wintry day.

04/23/2022

POET’S LOVE LETTER “Simon George” by Hans Holbein the Younger, 1535. Flowers & symbolism abound in this Renaissance painting depicting the young man showcasing several flowers. Colorful pansies placed on his cap referring to thoughtfulness and a single red carnation denoting affection & betrothal are just a few of the ways Holbein infused symbolic floral tributes to convey his message.
Holbein the Younger & Art & History # Historian Gray

04/20/2022

THE MET GALA, First Monday in May.
With the big Fay approaching, we’ll look back for a little inspiration, a la Londres, for this years Met theme-The Gilded Age. The event which was the highlight of the 1897 London Social Season was the Devonshire House Ball given by the Duke & Duchess of Devonshire at their sprawling Mayfair home. In attendance, among those recipients of reportedly 700 invites, were members of nearly every European Royal House including the Czar Nicholas ll and Czarina Alexandra. British royalty attending the masquerade ball included The Prince and Princess Of Wales and The Duke and Duchess of York. The host, the Double Duchess, appeared as Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra, wearing a “magnificent costume of gold tissue, cream crepe de chine, with a train of green velvet of a lovely shade, delicately embroidered in Oriental designs introducing LOTUS FLOWERS in rubies, sapphires, amethysts, emeralds, and sprinklered all over with diamonds.” Who wouldn’t want to be sprinkled with diamonds! Here’s to an equally special evening at the Met.
Flowers & History & Fashion # Parties with a Past Gray

04/17/2022

Happy Holy Week from “The Tiffany Girls!”
Little known history of the iconic New York brand, Tiffany’s, is Louis Comfort Tiffany’s choice to employ up to 50 women as primary designers/craftswomen during the company’s heyday-The Gilded Age.
Among these stalwarts were Clara Driscoll, Alice Gouvy, & Agnes Northrop. Together with their staff, these three women shattered the proverbial glass ceiling by collaborating on Art Nouveaux projects featuring sacred and secular motifs. Flowers-wisteria, hollyhocks, foxgloves, & clematis-and landscapes from nature served as the main inspiration for these projects and forged the “Tiffany Girls” rightful place in design history.
Tiffany and Flowers Age Flowers & Art Artisans & History

03/27/2022

Tulip season is in full swing. Presenting JONQUIERES, a double French peony tulip, a new variety with creamy petals, flecks & shading of raspberry. Here’s to April, right around the corner.

02/14/2022

Happy Valentine’s Day.
Designing this year with shades of lilac, lavender, and purple with an abundance of fun textures celebrating the universal power of love. February 14, 2022. # Valentines Day and Romance # Calligraphy By Marlean

03/03/2021

Beautifully framed English landscapes serve as inspiration for personalized seat assignments for this birthday celebration. Welcoming guests to the party, these pretty little treasures allowed the great outdoors to expand the sense and sensibilities of an otherwise small dining room. landscapes for place cards Arte Italica chargers # Life imitates Art Gray Entertaining
Papers by Marlean

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3181 Roswell Road NE
Atlanta, GA
30305

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.RobertLongFloraDesign.com/

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