Chive at Home, Because Your Plants Deserve Better Than That Sad Corner
Welcome to the part of the internet where houseplants are heroes, ceramic flowers defy gravity, and your questionable design choices get a stylish second chance.
Here at Chive, we’re serving up home decor tips with a side of sass — from how to style your plants so they don’t look like you just shoved them on a shelf, to hanging ceramic flowers like you actually know what you’re doing.
Minimal effort, maximum style. Let’s make your home look like you tried (but not too hard).
November Birth Flower: The Chrysanthemum
The chrysanthemum is November's birth flower — revered as the Emperor's emblem in Japan, reserved for gravesides across Catholic Europe, and made in fired porcelain by Chive Ceramics. The ceramic version endures long after the season does.
October Birth Flower: Marigold and Cosmos
October has two birth flowers: the marigold and the cosmos. The marigold is the flower of Día de los Muertos, revered since the Aztecs; the cosmos takes its name from the Greek word for order and harmony. Between them, October's pair covers fire and calm in equal measure.