Solenne

The list

What we are cutting.

Six arrangements, each paired with a vessel from the house. The list turns with the growers. If a stem is named here, it is on the table this week.

Blush roses gathered in a clear glass vase

Mouth-blown glass

The Edgewater Rose

A single variety, cut short and dense. Garden roses in a tall cylinder so the water line becomes part of the composition.

185

A full head of pink peonies in a white vase against greenery

Unglazed stoneware

Peony House

While the season holds. Heavy heads, almost no foliage. The clay is left raw so the pink has something quiet to sit against.

220

Peach garden roses and spray flowers in a glass vase

Hand-burnished brass

Private Mantel

For a dining room or a wedding table. Peach garden rose, a little air, and a vessel that reads as furniture, not packaging.

340

Ranunculus, anemone, and protea in a dark mixed bouquet

Glazed ink ceramic

Evening Cutting

Anemone, ranunculus, the last garden rose. Built for rooms that stay lit after six. The vase is almost black.

195

Pink and white tulips in a clear jar

Clear cylinder

Table Tulip

A morning arrangement. Stems left long, leaves honest, nothing dyed. Meant for a breakfast table that is still used as a breakfast table.

140

A single pink lily in a small glass bottle

Cut crystal

The Single Stem

One lily, or one rose, when the room only needs a line. The crystal does the rest. A house favorite for studies and nightstands.

85

The vessel is included

Nothing leaves in paper.

Every cutting is designed with its vase. If you already have a vessel, bring it to the visit and we will cut to it.

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