The Most Beautiful Gardens
An Italianate statue of lovebirds can be glimpsed at Caroline Sieber’s family home in Vienna.
Photographed by Oberto Gili, Vogue, 2015
Our journey to create "Mystical Gardens" began with a deep dive into the most beautiful and revered gardens around the globe. Imagine strolling through the intricate hedges of formal gardens, basking in the serenity of tranquil water features, and losing yourself in the riot of colors from exotic blooms. We’ve captured this essence in our collection, reflecting the harmony and splendor of these natural masterpieces.
Among the gardens that inspired us are the majestic gardens of Versailles in France, known for their geometric precision and opulence, and the tranquil, Zen-inspired gardens of Kyoto, Japan, where every stone and plant is placed with mindful intent. Each location provided a unique perspective, infusing our designs with a blend of classic beauty and modern sophistication.
The "Mystical Gardens" collection is all about bringing the magic of these enchanting spaces into your wardrobe. Expect to find intricate floral patterns, lush green hues, and delicate, nature-inspired embellishments. Each piece is designed to evoke the sense of wonder and tranquility that one feels when wandering through a hidden garden.
Janet de Botton’s stunning South of France manor and labyrinth garden, as viewed from above.
Photographed by François Halard, Vogue, 2004
A row of cypress trees mark the way at Lord Lambton and Claire Ward’s Tuscan villa southwest of Siena.
Photographed by François Halard, Vogue, 2005
Water lilies and papyrus in the pond of Marella Agnelli’s Marrakech retreat can be viewed from the poolside pavilion, which was inspired by Yves Saint Laurent’s similar structure at the Majorelle gardens.
Photographed by Eric Boman, Vogue, August 2006
A model wears ’60s Givenchy in the Bibliothèque Forney in Paris.
Photographed by Helmut Newton, Vogue, 1975
A live willow pavilion at Carolina Irving’s Long Island, New York, abode was designed for her by Bonnie Gale.
Photographed by François Halard, Vogue Living, 2006
A mysterious gate without walls, located at Parisian couple Patrice Taravella and Sonia Lesot’s country escape.
Photographed by François Halard, Vogue, 2002
Dogwood trees provide shade in one of the naturalist designs of landscape architect Edwina von Gal.
Photographed by Allan Pollok-Morris, Vogue, 2014
