FLOWER Magazine November/December 2026
ON THE COVER: In designer Young Huh's sunroom, the Christmas tree takes center stage, supported by gloriosa lilies arranged with greenery foraged from the property. Photo by Jacob Snavely | Styling by Kimber Power
MAKING SPIRITS BRIGHT: At Christmas, interior designer Paloma Contreras reveals decorating touches and traditions that bring in another layer of fresh cheer to her personal statement of style.
HEAVENLY HELLEBORES: When much of the garden lies dormant, these flowers become the star of the show.
HOMESTEAD HOLIDAY: Every Christmas, designer Young Huh's 1820s farmhouse becomes exactly what she imagined during its renovation—a house filled with laughter, family, and enough chairs to welcome one more guest.
EVER GREEN: Emeralds have long been prized for their lushness, luminosity, and verdant strokes of color. Today, jewelry designers continue the tradition of transforming these precious stones into wearable works of art that will stand the test of time.
PLUS: The FLOWER gift guide, what makes an Italian garden, Barbara Adkins entertains at her 19th-century Greek Revival farmhouse, and author Stephanie Booth Shafran hosts a Christmas Eve dinner.
