: Surrounded by northern Connecticut woodlands, Bunny Williams reflects on her own patch of greenery at home, which includes a vegetable garden, conservatory, and an orchard. This book is the AD100 Hall of Fame talent's love letter to gardens and their indoor siblings: tablescapes, floral arrangements, and other innovative displays." -- ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST PRO
"Bunny Williams decorates the room outside her house with the same care and vision that uses for the spaces inside. From every room of her 18th-century manor house in Litchfield County, Connecticut, the noted interior designer's garden "rooms" are visible. She takes readers along her parterres, inside her conservatory, through her vegetable gardens and fruit orchards, deep into the woodlands, and into her Greek Revival-style folly, which is positioned near her pool. She shows us not only what grows outside, but how to use some of those elements indoors. A rescued bird's nest, for instance, assumes an importance in a room akin to a treasured object. That alone reveals her talents and her eye as a designer." -- MILIEU MAGAZINE
"Bunny Williams's newest book serves as a heartfelt ode to the gardens and woodlands that surround her 18th-century manor house in Northwestern Connecticut.
Life in the Garden is brimming with personal stories and previously unseen photographs, providing readers with the design legend's expert advice on nurturing their gardens and integrating natural elements into their homes." -- VERANDA
"Interior designer Bunny Williams's forthcoming release is a love letter to her garden and the wooded property surrounding her 18th century Connecticut home. In
Life in the Garden, tour Bunny's conservatory, vegetable garden, orchard, aviary, and more--all with the esteemed designer as your guide." -- AT HOME IN ARKANSAS
