have always loved paper, books and maps. I can’t go past a rack of beautiful papers or notebooks without stopping to admire the look and feel!

    elving into the world encapsulated in a novel remains one of my favourite pastimes, and with each piece of artwork I weave in the individual stories and tales of my clients.

y own journey along the path of paper artistry took direction when I lived in Japan; surrounded by stunning decorative papers, breathtaking flora and fauna and a deep appreciation of seasonality. That sense of seasonality is something I like to keep in mind, particularly when designing a paper flower arrangement or a watercolour. Like the cherry blossom season that symbolises a new chapter and new beginnings, my signature is always to include buds within my florals; the potential of more to come.

or me wedding stationery design began when I created the suite for my own wedding day, interweaving our love for orchids, and it now brings me a lot of joy to be able to harness my passion for papercraft, watercolour and calligraphy to create truly unique pieces for such a special day in a couple’s life.

 was born in the English Lake District and love hiking through the fells and round the tarns. Our regular rambles keep me aware of the real need to think of the world around us. I relish discovering and using sustainable or seed papers where possible, and the lasting and recyclable nature of my paper flower art is a key component for me.

Christina x

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elving into the world encapsulated in a novel remains one of my favourite pastimes, and with each piece of artwork I weave in the individual stories and tales of my clients.

 have always loved paper, books and maps. I can’t go past a rack of beautiful papers or notebooks without stopping to admire the look and feel!

or me wedding stationery design began when I created the suite for my own wedding day, interweaving our love for orchids, and it now brings me a lot of joy to be able to harness my passion for papercraft, watercolour and calligraphy to create truly unique pieces for such a special day in a couple’s life.

y own journey along the path of paper artistry took direction when I lived in Japan; surrounded by stunning decorative papers, breathtaking flora and fauna and a deep appreciation of seasonality. That sense of seasonality is something I like to keep in mind, particularly when designing a paper flower arrangement or a watercolour. Like the cherry blossom season that symbolises a new chapter and new beginnings, my signature is always to include buds within my florals; the potential of more to come.

here can I be found if I’m not making flowers? Practising yoga in the garden, musing on my next flower or curled up with a book enjoying a cup of tea and a slice of cake!