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A journal about ordinary plants and other greenery. Buy it here or subscribe! http://www.bruil.info/magazine-the-plant-journal/back-issues

Besides providing botanical contents in a simple, personal and cozy way, The Plant offers to plant lovers a new look on greenery by featuring the work of creative people who also love plants. As a curious observer of ordinary plants and other greenery, the magazine presents a monographic on a specific plant and brings together photographers, illustrators, designers, musicians, writers and visual a

rtists, both established and emerging, from all over the world, to share with The Plant their perceptions and experiences around plants.

01/12/2025

A botanical planetarium above Lake Como 🏔️🌺🌿 Villa Carlotta’s gardens unfold where mountains meet water, shaped by people who loved beauty and plants in equal measure. From classic Italian symmetry to romantic pathways and a hint of tropical wanderlust, it’s a living mix of azaleas, camellias, palms, and monumental trees; all thriving in the unique microclimate of the pre-Alpine lakes.

Discover more about this gem in our new issue, featuring stunning photographs by and words by Marco Bay landscape designer and resident.

25/11/2025

To celebrate the release of The Plant magazine issue #24, we teamed up with for a special launch event in Paris! We would like to thank to everyone who came by to celebrate with us – we had a blast! 🌿✨

A huge shoutout to for joining the fun and making the signing such a highlight of the night, and to Émile, Alexis, and for being the best hosts ever 🙌

We also hosted a little exhibition featuring works by Amadi Bruno, AiHeMei, and Jonathan Monk, alongside a special Super 8 screening by Angela Hill – the perfect way to bring the issue to life in the space.

From the art to the conversations, the night was full of energy and great vibes. Can’t wait to do it all again! 💫

Check out our new issue — available now! Grab your copy via the link in bio or at your nearest store.

20/11/2025

Cover 6 of 6, Gemma Vase by Dana Arbib, selected by and photographed by for ‘Green Man’.

“Gemma means “leaf bud” in Italian. This Murano glass vase feels like a moment of growth caught in glass. I’ve always liked how Arbib ties the precision of Venetian glassmaking to something as ordinary and inevitable as the start of a leaf.”

Discover this special curation of nature-inspired objects in The Plant’s issue 24, a 280-page volume celebrating nature and the imagination it inspires. Find it now in selected shops and via the link in bio. Featuring , , , , , , , , , and more — woven together with a special collaboration by

19/11/2025

Introducing cover 5 of 6. ‘I lie in the sky’, a high-up story inspired by Eileen Myles’s cloud-like poems on skies, photographed by and styled by

Tessa is wearing a jacket, dress by and bracelet by Sole Lait

17/11/2025

Introducing our fourth cover of 6, ‘Blue-gray Plants’ by , a Chinese artist whose work blurs the line between innocence and darkness to create worlds that dissolve into the surreal.

Find a complete portfolio in our new issue – available now in select shops and online!

12/11/2025

Introducing our third over of 6! Learning by doing with In the new issue she speaks about her artistic weaving practice and her book The Accidental Fold where she collects trash from the street with an spirit of preservation.

Beautifully captured by with words by Haydée Touitou 🤍

10/11/2025

Introducing our first cover of 6. ‘Nothing World’ by Chinese artist

Featuring, among others: Rainer Judd on a walk in Marfa with Sterry Butcher and Clara Balzary; L’Origine du Monde reimagined by Olga Prader; Saskia de Brauw in conversation with Haydée Touitou about her creative process, photographed by Annelie Brujin; Bruno
Amadi’s intricate glass miniatures, captured by Adriana Glavianno; Tiwa’s collection of green man–inspired totems, photographed by Jeremy Liebman; the Villa Carlota gardens through the eyes of photographer Martin Bruno and architect Marco Bay; Matthew McLean’s visit to artist Martyn Cross; photographer Osma Harvilahti’s Open Doors; AiHeMei’s pastel
dreamscapes balancing innocence and darkness; and Deo Suveera and Pamela Dimitrov exploring the many nuances of the humble potato.

Fashion stories in this issue come to life through Stella Berkofsky’s skyward gaze; Marcelo Gomes’s exploration of light, colour, and emotion in Flânerien; Blommers & Schumm’s surreal narrative in My Neighbour Doesn’t Sleep; and IDEA Books co-founder
Angela Hill’s collaboration with stylist Alexandra Gordienko, delving into family ties and memory in Massachusetts, Summer 1983.

And woven throughout the pages is a special treat — a collaboration with artist Jonathan Monk, featuring his contemporary takes on Warhol’s iconic drawings.

02/11/2025

“After School” is a beautiful photo essay by photographer Takashi Homma with words by Takuhito Kawashima capturing the magic of ho-kago — the freest part of the day in Japan
After school, kids run, climb, swing, and choose their parks depending on the game of the day. Scraped knees are bandaged by friends, older kids inspire the younger, and the whole community quietly watches over them.
For Kawashima, it was a daily magic hour — a moment of wonder, freedom, and the pure joy of being a child.

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22/10/2025

✨ Don’t miss this story in the latest issue ✨

Simone and Stephanie welcome us into their East London home to talk about SONO — a fashion project quietly redefining luxury through care, conscience, and craft.

No manifesto. No noise. Just honest design.

SONO is a collaboration built on beauty, ethics, and the quiet confidence of clothes made to last.

“The luxury of beautiful clothes whilst addressing ethical and environmental concerns.”

“Their East London home is a convivial arrangement of white-painted floorboards, fat ecru sofas, wooden tables, yellowed paper lanterns, family scuff marks… and the detritus of happy, busy life.”

“Every detail speaks of conscience and connection, from the fabric to the way it’s made, worn and loved.”

Words by
Photo by
Set Design by

18/06/2025

Walks of Life with Marria Pratts 🌱 in the new issue visits the artist in her new home outside the city of Barcelona, where she moved last year with her partner Alba and newborn baby Claus. After the baby’s arrival, their protective instinct kicked in, drawing them into a slow-pace lifestyle. Their home faces now the mountains, and in their garden, Marria paints allowing nature to be part of the process.

“I’ve started painting mountains, flowers and cows. Nd the ghosts, which used to be kind of creepy - now, whenever l paint them, l always give them a huge smile. I think it’s Claus’ smile”

Photography by and all drawings by

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20/05/2025

Tress Like Pleading Hands. A collection of images on the longevity of trees by some of our favourite photographers. This series is by captured this year in France. Find the complete story in the new issue 🌳🌲🌴

09/05/2025

In the End, Nature Always Wins. Visual metaphors for the heritage French high jewellery maison Find the full story in the new issue 🦋

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‘In nature, as in life, there are the peacocks and the wall-flowers. The roses and the thorns. The butterflies and, simply the flies. Those who stand at the centre of attention, celebrated for their exceptional beauty, and those who go largely unnoticed. Though the immediate allure of the first may be undeniable, the latter often holds a deeper intrigue, a quiet mystery that lingers long after the initial glance and moves you in more unexpected ways. It’s the second category that the heritage French high jewelery Maison Boucheron turns its gaze, revealing the subtle appeal of the often overlooked aspects of the natural world since its inception in 1858.’

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