The garden is never still. Light shifts, and the flowers turn toward the fading light, their petals catching the last warmth of the day. Rosarium was born from this rhythm - a space where fabric and form follow the language of the garden.
I’m so happy to officially share Rosarium with you - a project that’s been quietly taking shape for seasons. Rosarium is sustainable fashion that takes its cues from the garden - finding beauty in what remains, and transforming it into something enduring.
Each season, I seek out what the industry leaves behind - bolts of deadstock fabric, the remnants of overproduction - and reimagine them into pieces that carry intention, utility, and beauty.
The concept for Rosarium grew from the artist’s garden - a place where observation, experimentation, and nature itself become material for creation, much like my own work with fabric. As a gardener myself, I came to understand the garden as its own kind of canvas - a space where light, texture, and form compose a story.
Much like the artist’s garden, Rosarium is a place where order and wildness coexist. It is an environment for looking closely: at how colors layer, how textures evolve, and how inspiration is cultivated slowly over time.
My intention with this Substack is to extend that practice into words and images. Here, you’ll find reflections drawn from the garden as the seasons shift - notes on light, bloom, and decay.
You’ll see glimpses into our studio and the process behind our clothing: the quiet labor of sourcing, cutting, sewing. You’ll walk through the iconic gardens that shape this work. And you’ll encounter mood boards and palettes - visual essays that gather color, texture, and form into a kind of seasonal map.
Our new collection is now online, ready to be explored. It is organized into two sections: Perennials - core, seasonless pieces that endure year after year - and Annuals - limited-edition, seasonal styles that celebrate the beauty of the moment and highlight repurposed materials.
I invite you to wander through the collections and discover the textures, colors, and forms that have emerged from our studio garden.
Thank you for being here at the beginning. I’m excited to watch Rosarium grow, much like a garden - slowly, with moments of reflection, unexpected blooms, and a rhythm that follows the turning of the seasons.
If these notes resonate, I’d be honored if you shared them with someone else who finds beauty in quiet, intentional things. Rosarium is designed for artists, gardeners, and anyone who appreciates the poetry in color, texture, and the thoughtful rhythm of making.
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