Sebastian Li

Another gala, another tablescape. This one for "Couture en Fleur" at the New York Horticultural Society on April 17. More photos to come. http://inhabitat.com/nyc/new-york-flower-show-30-greenery-topped-tablescapes-fill-a-manhattan-ballroom-with-blooms/

New York Flower Show: 30 Greenery-Topped Tablescapes Fill a Manhattan Ballroom with Blooms | Inhabit Fashion and flowers overtook 583 Park Avenue last week for The Horticultural Society of New York‘s magical showcase of greenery-topped tables and fantastical floral arrangements.

New York Weddings requested some unorthodox arrangements for a spread titled "Left of Centerpiece".

Another arrangement from the summer issue of New York Weddings: a stand-alone bundle of p***y willow branches bound at the base with grosgrain ribbon. http://nymag.com/weddings/slideshow/sw12/centerpieces/index11.html

New York Wedding Guide - The Checklist - Centerpieces -- New York Magazine Ranunculus, peonies, cosmos, tulips, mint, geraniums, garden roses, tuberose, citrus, berries, freshwater pearls, and feathers, price upon request.

Pleased to report that two of my arrangements are featured in the pages of New York Weddings. This one is ranunculus and dianthus gathered in a nest of bullbrier vine. http://nymag.com/weddings/slideshow/sw12/centerpieces/index5.html

New York Wedding Guide - The Checklist - Centerpieces -- New York Magazine Ranunculus, peonies, cosmos, tulips, mint, geraniums, garden roses, tuberose, citrus, berries, freshwater pearls, and feathers, price upon request.

Loving this coverage of the Murakami-inspired flower ball I created for Lindsey Coral Harper's table at the Lenox Hill Neighborhood House gala.
http://quintessenceblog.com/2012/04/more-tabletop-inspiration-from-the-lenox-hill-gala/

More Tabletop Inspiration from the Lenox Hill Gala | Quintessence Quintessence - Living with style and substance

Spring sprang early this year. But we're ready with an array of seasonal blooms. Vivid color. Striking silhouettes. Great gifts for Easter, Mother's Day, or any other day.

These canvases were painted by my great-grandfather, Hermann Dudley Murphy (1867-1945). Murphy was a Boston-based painter of portraits, landscapes (in the Tonalist style of Whistler), and dozens of these exquisite floral still lifes.

Thanks to Marisa at Stylebeat for some great coverage of the 2012 Orchid Dinner at the Mandarin Oriental hotel, once again benefiting the New York Botanical Garden. The main ingredients for my table were glossy red lacquer and gilded circles. And the orchids are yellow oncidium. More photos soon.

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