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Art + Botany: Q&A with Photographer Lori Nix

Photographer Lori Nix builds a post-apocalyptic city, in which human inhabitants have retreated, and nature has begun to creep in. We ask the artist about the plants that are reclaiming these transformed urban spaces.

Links We Love, 2/14/2012

By Claire Lui

Abandoned Christmas trees as art, a CSA of plants to use as dyes, and our style director's terrarium is chosen as Best Home Accessory by Wallpaper* magazine, in today's link roundup.

Art + Botany: Choi Jeong Hwa's Flowers

By Anna Laurent

Contemporary artist Choi Jeong Hwa designs big, bright flowers, which he installs in natural and urban landscapes.

Winter Antiques Show 2012

By Claire Lui

A look at some of the garden antiques and nature-inspired pieces at this year's 58th Annual Winter Antiques Show at the Park Avenue Armory.

Paula Hayes at Lever House

By Katie Mendelson

Paula Hayes, the terrarium artist, currently has an exhibit of two of her large-scale works at Lever House, in New York, running until February. She will also has a monograph of her work published in April 2012.

Art + Botany: Makoto Azuma's Bonsai

By Anna Laurent

For a conceptual art exhibit in Belgium, Tokyo-based florist and artist Makoto Azuma created two bonsai pieces using unusual techniques: ice and wires.

One Man's Trash

By Katie Mendelson

...is another man's treasure. These familiar shapes might look like plastic bottles, but they're actually vases, cast in porcelain!

Going Dutch at Dinner

By Amy Merrick

Amy Merrick's tablescape is inspired by the Dutch Master painting Still Life with Gilt Cup—she writes about how to put together a similar flower arrangement and where to find vessels, serving pieces, and flatware for your holiday table.

Into the Wood: The Craft of Joshua Vogel

By Lindsey Taylor

A look at the art and the workshop of Joshua Vogel, a co-founder of BDDW. Shown here at his studio in the Hudson Valley, New York, Vogel produces wooden beautiful furniture, accessories, and sculptures, under the company name of Blackcreek Mercantile & Trading, Co.

Links We Love 10/24/2011

By Claire Lui

A soundtrack for Central Park on your iPhone, San Francisco's new Aldea Home Store, a house that runs on $400 of electricity per year (above), and how to plant garlic in containers!