This week the Gardenista editors took cues from modernist style, with a new-meets-old concrete barn in upstate New York, design-worthy bird feeders, and more.
Photograph by Rush Jagoe, courtesy of Berman Horn Studio.
Meredith takes a tour of a concrete workshop, poured in the shape of an old barn, for an artist in the Hudson Valley: See The Ivy League: An Artist’s Welding Workshop Covered in Vines in Upstate NY for a look inside.
How to ensure happiness for local birds all winter long?
Photograph by Chelsea Fuss.
Rethinking an old trend: See Dried Flowers: 7 Ideas for Grasses, Seedpods, and Branches for a whole new take on dried flowers.
Photograph courtesy of Frances Lincoln.
From restrained palettes to embracing curves, we distill 10 Garden Ideas to Steal from the Modernists.
Margot’s Object of Desire: Helen Kontouris’s Botanical Planter Screens, which can be used “indoors and out—as green walls, space dividers, acoustic panels, screens, or simply as botanical statements.”