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31/10/2025

🍂 Stay a While IV - Samhain 🍂

The last in this series, and just in time to celebrate spooky season and the beginning of winter.

Using found objects and foraged botanicals, these arrangements celebrate the theme of reflection and regeneration.

Seeds, skulls, and skeletons gathered to decay, and in doing so nurture the new year’s life.

While I was making, one of ‘s gorgeous familiars was keeping a close eye on me from his cosy bucket in the greenhouse 🐈

I like to use this change in seasons to reflect on what I would like the new year to bring after the season of darkness (and candlelight). Blessed Samhain to you all, the veil is thin and beautiful.

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22/10/2025

🍂 Stay a While III 🍂
- Abundance

There are still flowers to be found in the mist, and apples too 🍏

I asked for her favourite bowl to use as a vessel for this arrangement, and gathered the ingredients from her garden and fields. Working outside in the drizzle with a view of Loch Ness behind me, commented that it was the happiest she’d seen me all week 🌧️

We captured a few images on the table where I was working, and then moved the arrangement to the wood pile where it nestled within an abundance of hidden life, nurtured by the degrading fallen branches.

Such a peaceful day, in serenely quiet surroundings. I felt truly connected to the landscape as I worked.

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19/10/2025

🍂 Stay a While II 🍂

In autumn, nature gathers. On fences, spider webs, gutters and trees; seeds catch and wait to sprout or decay, their landing spot left to the weathers whims.

Observing these gatherings around the farm, I mirrored natures ways and created a windowsill arrangement that seems to have huddled in a sheltered corner, brought by the formidable highland October winds.

Both ramshackle outbuildings and self seeded plants hold a particular beauty to me; a comfort, a settling.

With thanks to and family for the unlimited use of materials and land, and to for her beautiful photography 🍂♥️

14/10/2025

Wild Gorse in Soho 🌾

In September asked me to come and help them bring the highlands to Carnaby Street, part of an amazing brand activation Tartan: The Barbour Way for , delivered by the incredible team.

I met some brilliant people provided the most perfect set installation, and .woven educated visitors on the complexities of designing and weaving tartan. One of my many highlights was listening to ‘s set, preformed in front of the dried bouquet display 😍

I had the MOST amazing time, super grateful to Wild Gorse for asking me to join the team. Always a pleasure to work with you and ♥️

12/10/2025

More images of show HARVEST, by

Everything about this install is considered, creating a space that is contemporary yet comfortable. Functional and decorative craft combine to form enviable living spaces, showing how beautifully you can furnish your home with items made by independent craftspeople. I couldn’t help but pick out a few pieces for myself, vessels of course that you’re sure to see in future arrangements ☺️

The show is on daily from 10am-4pm until Sunday 19th. I would highly recommend checking out the programme of talks and workshops too.

11/10/2025

HARVEST is officially open!

I was asked by to provide botanical elements for this exhibition, to complement the space and work on display without overwhelming the eye.

Utilising locally sourced, seasonal elements I styled three tables with themes of cottage breakfast, afternoon party, and chic dinner.
Elsewhere in the exhibition I placed black elderberry, rosemary, quince, crabapple and apples to bring life, scent, and a sense of seasonality to the exquisitely curated spaces.

I’d like to thank and the rest of the team at not only for the opportunity, but also for their warmth and support during the installs. I thoroughly enjoyed the process.

HARVEST is open from today until Sunday 19th at City Art Centre, Edinburgh.

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If your work is featured in these pictures please let me know and I’ll add a tag, so much amazing work on display 🍎

09/10/2025

🍂 Stay a while 🍂

Visiting friends with no solid plans except relax, and create.

A little blue door with deer fence wire, discarded but placed as if inviting me in, inspired an art installation that blended into the landscape and seemed natural until closer inspection reveals the engineering.

Using found materials, I created a piece that highlighted the scenery’s quiet abundance.
Birch, dock and wire for structure; grasses, hips and seed heads for added texture; calendula and rudbeckia to add vibrancy alongside the flames of bracken.
The faded blue of the door, the deep red of rusted iron, the muted yellow of lichen on stone all set against the dove grey sky of the Highlands in October. My favourite season, in my favourite place.

Huge thanks to for hanging out with me and documenting the process; and , Myles, and Gus for their hospitality.

Full photos in highlights reel.
Further projects from this visit incoming...

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03/09/2025

After a busy summer freelancing for some wonderful florists and stylists, I had some time yesterday to play with leftovers from the weekend kindly donated by , some bits from my garden, and apples from my neighbours tree.

I have some more exciting work coming up this month, and I’ll try and make a reel of summer so that you can see what I’ve been up to.

The air feels like autumn but I’ll call it late summer still, until the inevitable last blast of heat has been and gone. September already! The year is flying.

22/04/2025

A few weeks ago I had the honour of creating these casket flowers for a dear family member. She was an amazing woman who loved her garden, so my design used wild local foliage and as many blooms as I could fit. I added some mint, lavender and rosemary for scent.
There was love in every stem placement, I hope she would have approved.

20/04/2025

An Easter Table. Celebrating life, colour, and renewal.

Deep in the highlands, using only foraged florals and foliage from ‘s land. I created a sweetheart table in the sheep’s field with the most dreamy Scottish Highland views and spring weather you could wish for.

Narcissus, gorse, berry leaves, lichen, moss and hawthorn set on all natural fabrics; wool blankets, cotton cloth and napkins, and a few sheep bones to complete the life cycle.

The animals were all around and very interested in my work, magical 💫

A very happy Easter to all! 🐣 🐑 🌞

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16/04/2025

Butterfly Ranunculus and Sanguisorba vases for

Trying to stop my brain from wanting to tweak things after they have already left the shop 🙃
Focusing instead on how much I enjoyed making these, and the impact they had irl

14/04/2025

A few more snaps of the sunshine vase. Gorse, narcissus, raspberry leaves and hawthorn in the morning light, and with the beloved chicken gang taking a keen interest.

I’m back in the big smoke this morning and waking up to very different views, but I have the photos to prove that last week wasn’t just a dream.

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