Daisy Green

Daisy began with two references that sit quietly together in my mind: Caillebotte’s Parterre de Marguerites and the crop field I grew up opposite. In summer I used to cut straight through that field and sit in the centre of it, surrounded by tall stems and the steady sway of daisies and chamomile. There was nothing grand about it — just light, movement, and the sense of being entirely inside the landscape.

This design isn’t about perfect flowers, but about that presence: the slow tilt of petals in the wind and the warmth of late-day sun settling over everything. I wanted to bring that feeling into a space, so that it isn’t only a memory or a moment outdoors. When it’s on the walls, it becomes a small haven of summer — a quiet place that belongs to whoever steps into it.