The Botanists story

 You know how some rooms just feel like they’re waiting for you to notice something? I was back at my client’s Bandra flat a few months ago, the third time that year, so I knew the place pretty well by then. She’s been collecting proper mid-century modern furniture for years. Not the replica stuff you see in every second catalogue. A real low-slung teak daybed that sits practically on the floor, a sideboard with those delicate tapered legs that make the whole thing look like it’s floating, and this kidney-shaped coffee table she found buried under a pile of junk at a Chor Bazaar stall.  Read More: https://thebotanistsstory.com/blogs/premium-flower-delivery-mumbai-blog/minimalist-luxury-how-exotic-floral-decor-mumbai-complements-mid-century-modern-furniture

 I need to tell you about the time I bought tuberoses. This was maybe three Julys ago, before I had figured anything out. There’s a lady who sells flowers near the station, piles of mogra and tuberose on a plastic sheet, and the smell alone makes you feel like buying the whole stack. I brought home a big bunch, wrapped in wet newspaper, feeling very pleased with my choices.  Read More: https://thebotanistsstory.com/blogs/premium-flower-delivery-mumbai-blog/which-blooms-in-your-exotic-floral-decor-mumbai-last-longest-in-mumbai-s-humidity