The folk-art sunflower plate is the centrepiece for this aesthetic — a hand-scratched bloom on terracotta, framed in graphite. Pair with a linen runner, a small jar of honey, and a single coffee cup. Folk art works because it’s restrained: one strong design, generously framed.

Pressed-leaf garlands and wool felted vines are botanical illustration that you can hang on a wall. Use them on a mantel, around a doorframe, draped along a kitchen shelf. The autumn leaves garland has greens, yellows and browns; the wool vine has red, pink, blue and yellow blooms.

The folk-art aesthetic doesn’t crowd. One trinket dish on a hallway shelf with a single sprig of dried lavender. One small ceramic bird ornament beside a stack of books. The pieces below all work like this — each one strong enough to stand alone.