Journal

The Tiniest Dahlia Farm

June 27, 2026

This is the story of the tiniest dahlia farm that was grown as a mistake, but loved intentionally. I must have blacked out this winter. Maybe it was during one of the many cold snaps or those days ...

Floristry & Community

June 12, 2026

A little over 18 years ago, I found community in the New York City flower market. Amid the noise and constant motion, people welcomed me into the industry and helped show me the way. When I first s...

Something New for the Trade

April 25, 2026

I became a floral designer by chance—an accident, really. A case of meeting the right person at the right time. I quickly fell in love with the seasonality of the work and the constant sense of dis...

Farewell Winter

March 5, 2026

Dear Winter, You forced me to slow down, and for that I’m grateful. Really, I am. I listened while you hid the sun from us and sent cold air swirling around for months and months. I drew baths and ...

Spring/Summer 2026 Collection

February 2, 2026

This past year, on a development call, my team reprimanded me for not embracing my title as a designer. The way that title makes me feel, is the same way I feel when I refer to myself as an artist,...

Why burn beeswax candles?

January 15, 2026

It's no secret among those that know me that I am a full blown candle connoisseur. I gained a discerning taste from growing up in my mother's candle shop. From a young age I learned about...

Community Giving

November 6, 2025

We love finding ways to give back to our community all year long — but the holidays are an extra special time to come together and help out our neighbors. This November and December, we’ll be coll...

A Timeless Holiday Tradition: Bayberry Candles

October 20, 2025

When the first frost appears and holiday preparations begin, there's one cherished tradition that has warmed homes for generations: lighting bayberry candles. These festive holiday candles have a b...