MODERN FLORALS:
The Wuthering Heights Collection

A woman standing behind several colorful abstract paintings of flower pots with flowers, in a room with a window, a white fireplace, and a white flower vase.

I first read Wuthering Heights as a teenager and was instantly obsessed. I loved it so much that I chose to analyze whether it qualifies as a love story for my senior thesis and still keep my decades-old highlighted copy permanently on my bedside table.

When Emerald Fennell announced that she was directing her own version, I knew immediately that I would love whatever she did with it, as I’m a fan of all of her films. I really enjoyed her modern take on clothing and decor, which translates into a great theme for my debut modern floral collection.

I don’t love traditional florals and often choose simpler botanical patterns for my pillows and drapery, so I decided to leave out the details and focus on shapes with colorful pots. I wanted to paint them in a way that stays loyal to my abstract work and gives my color-loving collectors new ways to decorate their homes.

If you have any questions about these paintings or if Wuthering Heights is in fact a romance novel, you’re welcome to email me.

A woman in a blue and white dress stands barefoot in a living room, pointing at a pink-painted abstract floral painting on the wall. The room has a white fireplace mantel with several framed paintings of abstract floral designs in shades of blue, green, yellow, and pink. There is a ceramic vase with blue patterns on the mantel and a white upholstered chair with a pillow and a wooden chair with a white cushion and striped pillow. A large window on the left lets in natural light, and a decorative rug with pastel colors covers the floor.