From Stephen Orr, the former editor-in-chief of Better Homes and Gardens, comes a collection of essays and photographs that examines the restorative power of gardening, while revealing his own challenges in the garden and offering advice on growing plants

Looking for a seasoned all-rounder? Our metal jug will happily water your pots or proudly sit on your shelf as a flower display for those freshly cut blooms.

We've partnered with an artisan workshop in Spain to create our Fête des Fleur decoupage plate collection. These gorgeous plates are wonderful to serve a slice of cake or an appetizer, or a repository for your keys, candles or jewelry.

We've partnered with an artisan workshop in Spain to create our Fête des Fleur decoupage plate collection. These gorgeous plates are wonderful to serve a slice of cake or an appetizer, or a repository for your keys, candles or jewelry.

Hand painted glassware in gorgeous colors designed to coordinate with our Fête de Fleurs table linen collection or as a stunning addition to any tablescape.

Whether or not you are a gardener, this bar detoxifies, moisturizes, exfoliates, cools, soothes, nourishes and draws out impurities from everyone's skin.

Whether or not you are a gardener, this bar detoxifies, moisturizes, exfoliates, cools, soothes, nourishes and draws out impurities from everyone's skin.

The interlaced lanes and cobblestones in this pastel and ochre old city hide the secret address of the famous Swedish Bitters Elixir.

Ceramic handmade in Paris, stamped with the Astier de Villatte monogram and the initials of the artisan who crafted it.

A collection with a classic allure, featuring a dozen vases, generous tureens, serving platters and unadorned lampshades. Shapes oscillate between Louis XIV period, rigorous lines, and curves worthy of the artist Botero.

A collection with a classic allure, featuring a dozen vases, generous tureens, serving platters and unadorned lampshades. Shapes oscillate between Louis XIV period, rigorous lines, and curves worthy of the artist Botero.

Ceramic handmade in Paris, stamped with the Astier de Villatte monogram and the initials of the artisan who crafted it.