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Upcoming Japan Society Class
On Sunday, September 30th, I will be teaching a workshop at the Japan Society. We will be looking at the paintings of Sakai Hōitsu for inspiration. To register, please call (212) 715-1224. Class...
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Gardenista!
You come upon it without warning… Thanks to Jeanne Rostaing for her wonderful visit and write-up today! Read it here Photo by Josh Dick .
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On Hurricanes, Cooking and Frogs
We were very lucky that our studio was spared by hurricane Sandy, despite our location just a block from the water in Dumbo. And we are VERY happy to be back at work, after spending a few days cooped...
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Martha Stewart Living. Cover.
The shoot was a feat. Photographer Maria Robledo is a magician, and the marvelous Melissa Ozawa, who wrote and conceived of the story, worked with us on every detail. With the help of Ayesha Patel...
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With Stephen Orr on Martha Stewart Radio
Tomorrow, December 10th, at 5pm EST, Emily will be talking about her wreaths with the wonderful Stephen Orr on Martha Stewart Radio. Tune in! This one still had some real NYC garbage worked into the...
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Vogue with Jean Georges
This belated Thanksgiving post can now double as a Christmas dinner… The story was shot in early fall, and the flowers and okra and things in this “eco” arrangement are exclusively from local farms....
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Happy New Year from all of us!
The elves have been hard at work. Garlands on trees, Wreaths upon wreaths, garlands upon garlands, Gloriously overstuffed arrangements, Towering topiaries… an endless floral garland and a Christmas...
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A Very Vogue Valentine.
We were asked to design flowers for Vogue.com’s Valentine spread’s tabletop vignettes … This first image is meant to represent young love in its bohemian frenzy. This woodland arrangement’s little...
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Floral design class at Japan Society April 6th
Join me Saturday, April 6th, for a class inspired by the current exhibition at Japan Society, Edo Pop. Tickets are available here. We’ll be working with the most beautiful spring branches and flowers...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden Spring Gala 2013
To celebrate the Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s recent expansion of their Native Flora Garden, Emily Thompson Flowers was invited to design the Garden’s Spring Gala. From my first conversations with the...
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MOVING! YARD SALE!
We are excited to announce our big move into Manhattan! This means our shop at 57 Jay Street in Brooklyn will close on September 1st. It’s a bittersweet occasion. We will miss our wild, little hovel...
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Flowers in Snow for Veranda Magazine
This chilly day is reminding me of my numb, frozen appendages last February, when we shot a feature for this month’s Veranda Magazine. We built some ambitious pieces, blizzard and all. This first one...
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HOME in the fresh salty sea air
The journey is over. Our new home is a sunny corner in Manhattan’s old Seaport. The building was built in 1865 by George B. Post (architect of the Stock Exchange) and is adorned with cast iron...
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Grand Opening! We have arrived.
One recent freezing April night, we invited a few friends, ok, a lot of friends, to celebrate our new home turf. Frances Palmer created a collection of incredible, flamboyant vases just for the...
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Playtime with the Frances Palmer Collection
When the new shop was still a gleam in my eye, Frances Palmer and I worked together on this series of vessels. This became the inaugural collaboration for the shop, and Frances made vases of such...
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ETF announces our FIRST EVER WORKSHOP! On Wednesday, March 2nd and Thursday, March 3rd, we’ll host a number of intrepid designers for a two-day intensive installation project. As we enter our tenth...
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