Delicate Curiosities: Artist Fee Greening’s Botanical Drawings on Tiles, Wallpaper, and More
Fee Greening’s pen and ink drawings are inspired by old alchemical drawings, illuminated manuscripts, and by her daily ambles in the wilds of Dorset, where she lives in a cottage that Vogue labeled “cottagecore at its finest.”
A graduate of Central St. Martins and The Royal College of Art, Greening has created designs for, among others, The Tate, The Royal Court Theatre, Fortnum & Mason, and Liberty. And she’s just introduced a group of botanical tiles from Balineum that are a companion to her wallpaper for CommonRoom, all made in the UK. Join us for a look at Fee’s scallop shells, lucky clovers, and snakes for every room.
Photography courtesy of Balineum and Fee Greening.
