Choose by feeling,not by flower.

Our romantic work is quieter than you might expect. Rather than a hundred identical red roses, we build in layers: garden roses with loose, opening petals, ranunculus for softness, a single darker note to keep it from turning sweet. These are the bouquets we send for anniversaries, for apologies, and for the Tuesdays that matter more than anniversaries.

We buy short and we buy local wherever the season allows. That means our seasonal arrangements are never quite the same twice - early spring brings tulips and hellebore, high summer brings dahlias and cosmos, autumn brings seed heads and rust. You are buying a moment in the growing year rather than a fixed recipe.

Birthday flowers should feel like someone made an effort. Ours lean warm and saturated: coral, apricot, hot pink, always cut with enough foliage to keep them elegant. Add a gift message at checkout and we will hand-write it on our cotton-rag card.

Minimal does not mean sparse. It means edited. A single variety, repeated, in a vessel chosen to hold it - five stems of white anemone, or a run of tulips allowed to bend as they like. These are our most-ordered arrangements for studios, galleries and gifts to people with very good taste.

The Luxury Collection is where we stop counting stems. Expect imported peonies out of season, Japanese ranunculus, phalaenopsis cut for the table, and vessels sourced from a small ceramicist we have worked with for years. Every luxury order is confirmed by phone before it leaves the studio.