The Floral Anthology

Our Story

Gathered slowly,
given freely

A practice built on quiet pleasures and the honest beauty of things that grow.

Aisling arranging stems at the studio table

The Floral Anthology grew from a quiet love of simple pleasures: a strong morning coffee along the canal, the tactile warmth of antique wood and linen, lingering over chapters in well-worn books, and the wild, unscripted poetry of nature.

Trained in London under the whimsical, garden-inspired eye of the Flower Appreciation Society, my approach rejects stiff symmetry in favour of natural movement, expressive textures and nostalgic elegance. Now rooted in the bohemian heart of Portobello, I craft designs that mirror the changing seasons — bringing a bit of old-world charm, romance and untamed beauty into Dublin homes.

Every piece is composed like an anthology: a collection of beautiful moments, gathered stem by stem.

Training

London, then Portobello

The Flower Appreciation Society taught me to look at a stem before I cut it — to choose for movement and texture rather than symmetry. That training still shapes every arrangement that leaves the studio.

Oxeye daisies growing beside a stone wall Jardin Majorelle