Clipped, Coaxed and Painted by Hand
Every design begins in Michelle's garden in Central New York, where boxwood, lavender and a few curious pets become topiary portraits. Michelle's watercolor designs blend the classical art of topiary with a contemporary twist of humor and style. Each piece is then printed, folded and matted by hand in the studio.
Shop the Collections
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Linen Items
Our 100% linen hemstitched items have a classic and timeless appeal that...
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Stationery
Michelle's clever topiary designs are printed on Natural (heathered) Ivory 80lb cardstock....
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Lavender Sachets
Our 6 x 6 in 100% linen sachets are filled with aromatic...
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Art Prints
Michelle’s giclee art prints are printed with archival-grade inks and acid-free paper to...
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Coaster Napkins
Perfect for your next gathering, our 6 in. square linen coaster napkins...
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Posh Pet Art Prints
Your favorite cutting hedge pet portraits!
~ Greetings ~
Welcome to my studio garden shop- where your delight is tended to like a prized rose! I'm so glad that you found me. Grab a cup of tea and visit for a bit.
~ Questions ~
When can I expect my order to ship?
Our items are thoughtfully made to order. You can expect your order to ship within a week unless otherwise noted.
Please let us know if you need something by a particular date when you place your order and we will try to accomdate your request.
What if I can't find the design I am looking for on a particular product?
Give us a ring! 888.313.0239. I have an extensive catalog of designs that are available on each product that will continue to be added to this site.
What if I purchased a framed print from you previously and would like to match it?
No problem! Although framed prints are not currently offered on the site they can be ordered over the phone. I will continue to stock the 8 x 10 black and white frames that have been available at shows.
Do you do custom work or collaborations?
Asolutely! Depending on my schedule. Drop me a note and let me know what you have in mind! mmasters@michellemasters.com
"Half the interest of a garden is the constant exercise of the imagination." Mrs. C. W. Earle