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Flower

September/October 2026
Magazine

Decorating inspiration for every room in your home. From easy entertaining ideas to breathtaking gardens, amazing floral centerpieces and so much more.

WATERING CAN • A Note from the Editor

Flower • VOLUME 20, ISSUE 5

IT′S ALL FUN AND GAMES • Elevate game night with these winning numbers. Friendly competition has never looked better.

WINGING IT IN STYLE

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Creating with Nature • In her first book, A Country Style, Harriet Thistlethwayte offers a window into her world in the English countryside with hands-on ideas for gardening, arranging flowers, decorating, and cooking throughout each season.

Easing Into Autumn • When fall officially kicks off but cool weather is a bit late to the game, our style director creates an elegant setting that celebrates the warmer side of the season.

Field Notes • Inspired by her work as a conservation biologist, Dr. Susy Paisley creates thoroughly detailed biophilic patterns for her textile and wallpaper company, Newton Paisley.

The Next Generation • Immersed in a garden where agriculture and horticulture go hand in hand, landscape architecture firm Surfacedesign helps bring a new chapter to life for the Clos du Val vineyard in Napa Valley.

WHAT’S ONLINE • Trending Now at FlowerMag.com

DReAM WEAVeR • Interior designer LUCY DOSWELL uses her powers of perception to conjure up ethereal elegance and warmth for a new house in Nashville, Tennessee.

Natural Habitat • A family of outdoor lovers makes memories and lives their dream in a charmingly repurposed log cabin in the mountains of Tennessee.

A RIBBON OF STONE • In her Charlottesville garden, CHARLOTTE MOSS weaves memories of her childhood roots in Virginia with inspiration and ideas gleaned from travels, including a stone rill that threads the landscape.

MORE than Meets the Eye • Architect WILSON FUQUA and interior designer MEREDITH ELLIS create a Georgian-style house in Dallas, Texas, that stays true to classical leanings yet lives with a family-friendly attitude.

SOURCES • Who Did It & Where To Get It

FLORAL MOMENT

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