


Join us for a slow morning celebrating the launch of
Naturalistic Flowers
A Year of Plants, Places and People
by AESME STUDIO
Explore the beauty and philosophy of naturalistic floral design with Ally and Jess of AESME Studio as they share insights from their new book, Naturalistic Flowers. Guests will enjoy coffee, tea and light bites while sharing an intimate conversation with the authors. Copies of their book will be available for purchase.
Tuesday, August 18th | 10am - 12pm
FlowerSchool NY, 253 West 28th Street, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10001


Sisters Ally and Jess Lister of leading London floral studio AESME have created a distinctive organic and sometimes experimental style that connects floral design back to nature. Naturalistic Flowers, their debut book, takes readers on a journey through a single year to thirteen unique locations in the UK, Europe, and beyond. In each of these, the sisters gather local flowers and create beautiful seasonal designs with a sense of place.
Naturalistic floral design uses local, wild, and seasonal flowers to create beautiful, sustainable arrangements that are in harmony with their surroundings, whether an English country houses or a Provençal Garden. Each chapter in the book tells the story of Ally and Jess’s discoveries along their travels and explores a location through its regional flowers and scenery, offering plenty of ideas for styling flowers along with arrangement “recipes” that lay out each AESME design stem-by-stem.
For anyone interested in the world of floral design or just looking for ideas to style flowers more sustainably at home, Naturalistic Flowers will be an invaluable source of inspiration for decorating with seasonal flowers.

Photograph by Kristin Perers

About the Authors
AESME STUDIO is a London-based floral studio founded by sisters Jess and Ally Lister in 2015. Sourcing their event flowers from their own cutting garden and the wild, AESME have a unique naturalistic style that connects arrangements to nature, season, and a sense of place. Not afraid to use flowers some might consider weeds, they create delicate and romantic designs that have found social media and student followers in Europe, the US, and further afield. Visit aesme.co.uk and follow @aesmestudio












