Each piece is unique and handmade. I make the plants in collections and when I have enough to sell they go onto the website. If you’d like a heads up on the next drop please sign up to my newsletter.

I make geraniums all year round but some plants are more seasonal. So if you are looking to buy a paper daffodil , you might need to wait till
the January sale.

The leaves are made from paper, some of which is hand marbled. The
flowers are made from crepe paper and the stems from tape wrapped
wire.

The pots themselves are beautiful reclaimed or antique terracotta. Some have chips and dents and discolouration that adds to the charm of the piece.

The pots are filled with an environmentally friendly flower foam that is made from coconut husk and are topped with either oyster shells, whelk shells (a by product of the fishing industry) or gravel.

If you'd like a close up or a little video of a pot, don't hesitate to get in touch.

Paper plants, like their living friends, are delicate. They should be kept
away from sunlight to stop the colours fading. Do not water your
paper plant, or display it in a humid area. I recommend placing it on a
coaster on delicate surfaces as the pots are old and may not have smooth bottoms! Alternatively you could affix felt pads. If you need to move the leaves or flowers to suit your spot, do so very very carefully, bending the wire rather than tugging on the delicate leaves.

When your plant needs a
little dust, I recommend a cool hairdryer at a distance! I also brush mine with a clean new makeup brush.

Yes, I do occasionally offer commissions but these pieces may be subject to longish lead times depending on how busy I am. If you would like to discuss a commission, please get in touch.

Yes ! You are welcome to book a visit to my little studio shed in London, W12 to see available plants. Please get in touch to arrange a date.

You are also welcome to collect an online order at a pre-arranged time.

I'm currently shipping to the UK and the US.

Please allow an extra week for international orders while I get used to the paperwork.

If you are interested in stocking my little pots in your shop, or have a
trade enquiry, please get in touch to discuss a collaboration.

As well as permanent shops, I also take part in pop ups, to be kept in the loop please sign up to my newsletter.

If you have any problems with pots or deliveries, please get in touch as
soon as possible so I can help resolve the issue.

The Door Theatres are made from fabric. Where possible I use remnant, dead stock or vintage fabrics. The support is made from oak batons with drilled holes and string to support them.

Please spot clean with a damp cloth.

The Teddy Bear Chairs are vintage chairs, sourced in the UK and made from a variety of woods. They are painted in non toxic water based paint and coated in several layers of water based varnish.

Please wipe chairs with a damp cloth and avoid using any harsh chemicals as it may damage the paintwork.

Yes, I do occasionally offer commissions but these pieces may be subject to longish lead times depending on how busy I am. If you would like to discuss a commission, please get in touch.

Yes ! You are welcome to book a visit to my little studio shed in London, W12 to see available theatres and chairs. Please get in touch to arrange a date.

You are also welcome to collect an online order at a pre-arranged time.

I'm currently shipping to the UK and the US.

Please allow an extra week for international orders.

Door theatres and Teddy Bear Chairs are currently only available on my website.

If you have any problems with deliveries, please get in touch as
soon as possible so I can help resolve the issue.