Some of my favorite floral designs to date. I love using local cuttings, road-side foliage, & seasonal flowers to create beautiful, one-of-a-kind arrangements influenced by Ikebana techniques.
White peonies gathered from my grandmother’s garden in the Hudson Valley.
Fresh floral basket, featuring scruffy Jonquieres tulips, Honeysuckle vine, and pink Astilbe to welcome the arrival of spring.
Funky + bright handtied bouquet featuring orange Protea, poppies, roses, and Anthurium as well as green Pon Pon Ranunculus for contrast.
Western line design arrangement, made with seasonal summer flowers and native blooms from Alemany Farms in San Francisco, California.
Ikebana design using techniques from the Ikenobo School.
Scruffy bouquet comprised of summer blooms from Full Belly Farm in Guinda, California.
Farm-style arrangement highlighting the full-bodied Matilija Poppy, a California native plant.
Horizontal arrangement for a late-summer/early-fall gathering.
Little hand-tied bouquet made of road-side summer blooms from San Francisco neighborhoods and community gardens.
Western line design arrangement, which notes the light pinks and greens of late spring.
Autumnal wreath designed using oak tree cuttings and featuring a handmade bow.
