From morning rituals to mindful workspaces, the sculptural Lily pot brings its floating form into the flow of everyday life. This autumn, Lily finds her place. First imagined as a floating bloom—a tribute to H.C. Andersen's Thumbelina—the sculptural Lily Collection has settled into its real-life surroundings, bringing soft form and vivid colour to the spaces of everyday life.

Tucked away on a historic farmstead north of Stockholm, Swedish creative Anna Kubel lives a life steeped in nature, nostalgia and quiet beauty.

In this edition of A Postcard From, we are delighted to feature Viktoria Askerow, the creative force behind the Instagram profile @tthese_beautiful_thingss.

We’re thrilled to introduce Sarah Bojesen, the creative mind behind the Instagram profile @Octoberdetails. Based in Denmark, Sarah’s Instagram feed reflects her passion for autumn and minimalism and her love for plants.

Gardens and homes undergo magical changes as the late summer sun’s golden beams dance upon the lush vegetation. Nature’s beauty is at its peak this time of year, drawing us to plants and flowers.

With the right combination of plants, create a tableau that’s not only visually stunning but also brings healing to mind and soul. In this journal post, explore simple tips to make a green haven at home that promotes well-being, reduces stress, and fills your space with the calming magic of nature.

As winter gives way to spring, nothing signals the arrival of the season quite like the sight of daffodils. These cheerful and dependable bulbs will enliven any garden, and planting them in clay pots offers many advantages.

We’ve peeked into the home and studio of toy designer and plant parent Elena Iliyasova in Oxford, England. Discover how she balances running a handicraft business in a fast-paced world and uses gardening to fuel her enterprenurial spirit.

We have peeked into the home and garden of Swedish photographer, stylist, Elle Decoration blogger, and a mother of two girls, Anna Kubel, to get her view on how to pass down the passion for growing things...

It derives from royalty. It has more than two names. And it is our very first! We want to take you to the roots of our most popular pot – ‘The Københavner Pot’.