Botanical design for people who have enough tasteful beige things.
The Design Studio is where the garden gets a little less well-behaved.
Here, plants escape the flower bed and find their way onto apparel, prints, patterns, and whatever else we decide needs improving. Our original designs pull from botanical archives, homestead life, vintage ephemera, old field guides, questionable gardening decisions, and the occasional idea that probably should have stayed in the sketchbook.
Some are beautiful.
Some are strange.
Most are a little of both.
Everything is created with the same Page & Blossom philosophy: make it thoughtfully, give it personality, and try very hard not to make something that already exists 400 times on the internet.
CREATIVE PHILOSOPHY
Rooted in nature. Drawn outside the lines.
We like good typography, old botanical illustrations, imperfect lines, forgotten bits of print history, and plants that look like they might be plotting something.
We also believe loving the garden doesn't require putting “Plant Lady” on everything you own.
So we design for the botanically inclined who want something a little less expected — pieces that feel collected rather than manufactured and clever without shouting the joke from across the room.
A little vintage.
A little modern.
Occasionally peculiar.
Never precious about it.
FROM THE MOODBOARD
Most ideas start with a plant. Things tend to deteriorate from there.
A flower becomes an illustration.
An illustration becomes an archive page.
An archive page becomes a pattern.
Someone makes an unnecessary comment about a goose.
Now it's a shirt.
That's more or less the process.
The Design Studio is our place to experiment — revisiting botanical imagery, playing with nostalgia, documenting the mildly absurd parts of cultivated life, and turning those observations into things worth keeping.
Because the garden is beautiful.
It's also weird.
We prefer to document both.