Field Studies Flora

Field Studies Flora The most amazing things come from the earth. We bring them to your doorstep.

A garden-inspired dining space designed by with floral intervention by our studio. Photo by .
11/12/2025

A garden-inspired dining space designed by with floral intervention by our studio. Photo by .

Dried artichoke leaves scanned into the library by Kadie.
11/02/2025

Dried artichoke leaves scanned into the library by Kadie.

Considered by some to be the fathers of nature photography, brothers Richard and Cherry Kearton spent their lives studyi...
11/01/2025

Considered by some to be the fathers of nature photography, brothers Richard and Cherry Kearton spent their lives studying birds and beasts. When noting what they saw, they often described their feeling as one of “blank amazement.” In that same spirit, Amazements is a ruminative series of brief interviews with people who find beauty and meaning in the natural world — and who take time to be astonished by it. Our first will arrive on November 8th, 2025.

Featuring an elongated horizontal body, Kloris No.6 is a low-riding vessel that stands on three voluminous cylindrical l...
10/31/2025

Featuring an elongated horizontal body, Kloris No.6 is a low-riding vessel that stands on three voluminous cylindrical legs. Similar to its two-legged sibling in Kloris No. 3, this host is most accommodating when paired with frogs to support easy arranging. Explore the collection in full, available now through our online shop.

Hellebores, scanned in from our studio library and in situ in New York. Titles: Dream Plants for the Natural Garden and ...
10/29/2025

Hellebores, scanned in from our studio library and in situ in New York. Titles: Dream Plants for the Natural Garden and Planting the Natural Garden, both authored by Piet Oudolf.

A lone wild branch inside of a Gilded Age townhouse designed by . Photo by .jess.laird.
10/26/2025

A lone wild branch inside of a Gilded Age townhouse designed by . Photo by .jess.laird.

Stout and oblong, Kloris No.1 is a utilitarian vessel that features a wide mouth and a sturdy, generous base. Its scale ...
10/25/2025

Stout and oblong, Kloris No.1 is a utilitarian vessel that features a wide mouth and a sturdy, generous base. Its scale invites easy collaboration for floral placement and cleaning between arrangements. It’s one of the three forms by FSF x that are in stock now and ready to ship from our online store.

From our library, “Common Wild Flowers of New York State” by Patricia Ellison, published in 1965. One page shown here sp...
10/24/2025

From our library, “Common Wild Flowers of New York State” by Patricia Ellison, published in 1965. One page shown here speaks to mayapples, a favorite ingredient of ours in the summer.

Braiding two distinct practices together, the Kloris collection makes its debut today, October 22, 2025. Conceived by Da...
10/22/2025

Braiding two distinct practices together, the Kloris collection makes its debut today, October 22, 2025. Conceived by Danny Kaplan Studio and Alex Crowder of Field Studies Flora, this series of eight, hand-crafted vessels was designed not just in response to flora, but in service to it. Explore each accommodating form, available to order online now through both studio stores. Select styles are in-stock and ready to ship while others are made to order. 

A world of thanks to and of for including the collection in today’s T List and to everyone who has taken part in bringing these pieces to life.

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