WORK

Verdant Revival.

This concept began with the feeling of things coming back to life — waking greenery, softened ground, and the pull toward gathering again.

We imagined the table as a kind of moody Dutch still life: lush, shadowed, abundant, and a little undone around the edges. Found pieces, foraged textures, heirloom details, candlelight, moss, fruit, flowers, roots, and hand-dyed silk all layered together into something that felt both old and newly alive.

A white bust sculpture of a woman's head serving as a vase for a bouquet of dried and fresh flowers, including eucalyptus and white blossoms, against a blue fabric backdrop.
A dinner table set for a celebration with green and white floral arrangements, candles, glassware, and plates, surrounded by greenery and potted plants.
Centered arrangement of greenery, succulents, small white candles, moss, and flowers on a dark wooden surface, with glass jars in the background.

Electric Botany.

A jolt of color. A charge of summer. A study in contrast between the natural and the artificial.

This concept began with botanical materials charged with color — chartreuse greens, vivid fuchsia, sculptural stems, and the unexpected glow of neon LED rope.

It is organic and synthetic. Playful and polished. A little nocturnal, and full of the kind of energy that feels like a balmy summer night out late in the city.

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