Zara Home presents a new collaboration with Studio Mary Lennox, the Berlin-based floral design studio founded by Ruby Barber, whose distinctive approach has redefined contemporary floristry through a deep appreciation of seasonality, close observation of the botanical world and sculptural composition.
The collection brings together a series of vessels, tools and decorative objects that translate the knowledge and art of floristry into timeless design. Inspired by the vessels that hold particular significance and are used consistently at Studio Mary Lennox, the collection emerged from years of searching for objects capable of supporting flowers with both beauty and precision.
Carefully selected materials and considered details make the process of arranging flowers intuitive, transforming it into a quiet daily ritual that encourages a slower and more meaningful appreciation of the landscape, seasonality and plant life. At the same time, they highlight the natural balance and tonal harmony that define botanical compositions.
Cast brass, brushed stainless steel, stoneware, porcelain, onyx, copper and zinc form the basis of objects that combine sculptural character with functionality: vessels with integrated grids, bases and forms with carefully considered proportions that naturally support stems, floristry tools—including flower frogs and kenzans—watering cans and botanical accessories, all designed to simplify the arranging process while enhancing its beauty.
It is an invitation to approach flowers differently: the built-in floristry mechanisms—traditionally concealed from view—become part of the design itself, making professional techniques accessible and intuitive to everyone.
Designed to serve both professional florists and those who wish to bring flowers into their everyday lives, and drawing inspiration from the atmosphere of early 20th-century floral workshops, the collaboration offers an intimate and authentic expression of the art of floristry.
About Studio Mary Lennox
Studio Mary Lennox is a Berlin-based creative studio exploring the relationship between flowers, art, design and architecture. Founded by Australian florist Ruby Barber, its work spans consultancy, creative direction and concept development to spatial design and large-scale floral installations.
The name Mary Lennox comes from the protagonist of The Secret Garden, Frances Hodgson Burnett’s novel celebrating the beauty, mystery and restorative qualities of nature. Coincidentally, Ruby’s first studio was also located at the corner of Mary and Lennox Streets in Sydney, Australia.
Since relocating to Berlin in 2012, Studio Mary Lennox has gained international recognition for its distinctive approach to flowers as a creative medium. Whether creating a single floral arrangement or a large-scale installation, the studio creates works in which nature becomes an integral part of the experience of a space.
About Zara Home and the Inditex Group
Zara Home is the home furnishings and décor brand of the Inditex Group. Its collections offer everything needed to decorate different spaces, with a style that is both understated and timeless. Launched in 2003, the brand is now present in more than 60 markets.
As Zara Home continues to evolve, it remains committed to accompanying its customers and making a lasting impact, with a clear emphasis on quality. Over the years, Zara Home has developed distinctive and inspiring collections, expanding its product offering with proposals that extend into the broader lifestyle sphere.
Zara Home is part of the Inditex Group, alongside Zara, Pull & Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius and Oysho. With a business model centred on innovation and customer service, Inditex operates an integrated network of physical and online stores across more than 200 markets. The company has also committed to achieving climate neutrality by 2040.
