THE PLANT JOURNAL
Ideas taking root.
Notes on plants, spaces and the art of bringing them together. Botanical objects, living architecture, and seasonal ideas to explore.
The quiet art of kokedama
A plant, a moss ball, a whole new perspective.
When green becomes architecture
Biophilic design: plants, natural materials and architecture.
A little less perfect. A little more alive.
Finding beauty in the things we make by hand.
Small worlds, under glass
Terrariums as miniature living landscapes.
The wreath, reimagined
A sculptural circle of succulent texture.
An autumn centerpiece, with a living twist
Pumpkins, succulents and flowers in a softer seasonal palette.
A FEW HELPFUL ANSWERS
Botanical idea questions
What is the Plant Journal about?
The Plant Journal shares short design notes on botanical objects, living spaces and seasonal making, including kokedama, terrariums, succulent wreaths and pumpkin centerpieces.
How can I bring botanical ideas into my own space?
Start with the light, available space and time you can give to plant care. Choose a form that suits your setting—a terrarium, a hanging kokedama or a seasonal centerpiece—and use natural materials and thoughtful placement to make it your own.
Can a journal idea become a workshop or custom project?
Share the idea you’re drawn to through our contact page. We’ll discuss whether it could inform a private workshop, plant design or another botanical project.