Francis Flower - Williamsburg Collection

In Colonial Williamsburg, gardens were far more than ornamental — they were an essential part of the architectural landscape. Walled gardens, intricate parterres, and carefully cultivated plantings framed the grandest homes and reflected a refined connection between nature and design. The Francis Collection is a tribute to this legacy.

Inspired by an 18th-century floral illustration uncovered in Colonial Williamsburg’s Rare Books archive and a floral metal mold discovered in the site's archaeology lab, this flower-shaped knob revives the artistry of early American craftsmanship. Its form draws from the graceful structure of heritage blooms — symmetrical, sculptural, and quietly powerful.