We named this peony after one of my all-time favorite songs, “Adia” by Sarah McLachlan. The lyrics have such deep emotion throughout the entire song but we relate to “We are born innocent, Believe me Adia, we are still innocent, It’s easy we all falter, Does it matter?” There are so many interpretations of this song but for us it just means love.

The coral charm peony is an all around favorite bloom. When the vibrant colors fade, a few of the petals become transparent.

The carnation and the peony are an unlikely pair, like leather and lace..

I named this print after my dear friend Alessandra Salituri.  She found me when I had just launched my business in 2014 and we have been working together ever since.

Our friend Alex was married in Mexico years ago. We did the flowers for the wedding, which included beautiful lavender roses.

The red smoke in this image feels nostalgic, as if I might see it billowing in the wind on "Cold Mountain" amongst soldiers, fighting to save this country..

Ashley fell head over heels in love with this dainty little flower the last time she was in Sydney.  They shined and shimmered and danced-continuously showing off and entertaining Ashley's eyes.

In Frida’s own painting of The Tree of Hope, she shows herself on a hospital bed with her back cut open—she is hopeful that yet another surgery will heal her and the pain she feels. We often use flowers to heal us.

The first of Ashley's smoke series, Aries represents all of the men and women in the world with a fire and passion for anything.  Something that drives them.

We were walking down the street in Savannah when we spotted these gorgeous little creatures, Lady Banks roses. The light makes all the difference in this image and seeing the hint of the rose at the bottom makes the flowers feel as if they are from ages ago.

Purple anemones—goodness we love you. Purple is one of our least favorite colors unless you are a flower, then you are a very favorite.

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