How to Clean Botanical Paper Sculptures Welcome to The Collector's Guide, a series exploring how to live with botanical paper sculptures. Over the coming months, I'll be answering some of the questions collectors ask most often, from cleaning and durability to display and longevity. Let's begin with a practical one: "Do paper flowers gather dust?" Meet The Tomato Plant. It's a fair question. When people first encounter botanical paper sculptures, they often wonder how they are cared for,...

I’ve been thinking this month about what happens when something botanical is introduced into a room. Not in an obvious way, but in those instances when a space that already feels considered suddenly feels more complete. A surface softens. A corner feels less rigid. The atmosphere of a room shifts without needing to announce itself. That is often where my work finds its place. Another recent placement was in a contemporary cottage in the Cotswolds. When a room already feels finished Many...

I am deeply honoured to have received the Best Artisan Award from House Beautiful. The recognition was chosen by Richard Miller and the House Beautiful UK team. It carries so much meaning from such a recognised magazine and from Richard who is a celebrated potter. Through The Great Pottery Throw Down, where Richard appears as both judge and presenter, I have always appreciated the way he speaks to the contestants with such thoughtfulness. His words are considered, often beautifully chosen,...