Valerie Finnis : Horticulturist and flower photographer
Above: Her and husband, Sir David Scott's house in Nottinghamshire
Valerie and her husband. (above)
All images below photographed by Valerie Finnis
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- 1001 rules for my unborn son.
- Marilyn
- My spot (again)
- Making Things
- Coco Portrait
- Lovely
- Trunk
- Delicious
- Coco
- Beach Umbrellas
- luxury
- Rafael Mendez
- Pacific Canadian ferry ride
- Greenhouse
- Summer Time
- nice house!
- Carrington
- View
- May
- Treasure Box
- The Prisoner
- Rake Magazine
- Gardeners
- The Girl From Ipanema
- House N
- Marshall plan
- Anna Karina - Sous le soleil exactement
- grey + wood
- Real
- Havana
- Cuba
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- 1001 rules for my unborn sun
- 2 or 3 Things
- 3191
- 42nd Black Watch 1881
- A Continuous Lean
- A CUP OF JO
- abby try again
- Ace Jet 170
- all plaidout
- Another Normal
- Archival clothing
- Bookendless
- cool hunting
- Cultures In Between
- dezeen design magazine
- emmasdesignblog
- even cleveland
- EXIT LINES
- FFFFound!
- Fine and Dandy
- garancedore
- grijs
- Heavy Tweed Jacket
- Hollister Hovey
- Hoping for happy accidents
- JJJJound
- Katherine Hepburn Theater
- Kempt
- Labour of Heart
- le vestaire de clé
- Luxlotus
- Material Interest
- Materialicious
- MONOCLE
- Nothing is New
- Permanent Style
- Porter Hovey Polaroid Project
- Ready 4 the house
- Recto + Verso
- Reference Library
- Shorpy History in HD
- Simply Photo
- Smosch
- Spoon & Tamago
- The Barstool Romantic
- The Cool Hunter
- the impossible cool
- the material review
- The Moment
- The Sartorialist
- The Selby
- The Selvedge Yard
- The Visual Telling of Stories
- TNSIL
- Unique Lapin
- Wallpaper
- Wythe
3 comments:
I have been remiss in saying how very much I love your blog, one of the few I click immediately once I've seen it's updated. Sometimes, and usually, less is more (so much more).
XOX
Dana
You probably already know this, but the top two images are from the April issue of 'The World of Interiors.' I'm working on a post for my blog suggesting it might be the single best issue of a magazine ever. Finnis' home was what prompted me to pick it up in the first place. But these additional images are outstanding. Thank you!
I bought the magazine for exactly the same reason. It sure is a great issue, and I was really inspired.
-N.
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