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Hi there, welcome.

I grow and create from a little patch of land in the Dyfi Valley, here in mid Wales. The garden and studio are closely intertwined, and the making process really begins with sowing the first seeds.

I’m passionate about a more circular way of making, a closed loop system. Creating things that can eventually return to the earth. Wreaths and bouquets are fully home compostable, while larger pieces are made using reusable mechanics, allowing them to be taken apart and made again...

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From the Studio

"We received our bouquet and it was packaged so well. The bouquet arrived intact and is just gorgeous - I’m so pleased with it. The flower selection and colours are beautiful and so artistically and carefully arranged - a real work of art." - Erica

Sustainable floral design

I create dried floral pieces using compostable or reusable materials, avoiding floral foam, glues, single-use plastics, dyes, sprays and bleaching. My bouquets are finished with acid-free paper and natural jute twine, while my wreaths are secured with natural materials, making them home compostable.

The majority of the botanicals I work with are grown and dried by me or sourced from British growers. Each arrangement is designed to last, with consideration given to the materials used throughout its life cycle.

installations for spaces and events

I create bespoke dried floral installations for shop windows, businesses, interiors, weddings and events. Working with dried flowers I create sculptural pieces that respond to the character of each space... from immersive window displays to considered installations that bring texture, colour and natural form into their surroundings.

Dried botanicals offer a versatile and lasting way to bring nature into commercial and private spaces. As seasons change and individual elements naturally soften, I offer seasonal refreshes to restore, adapt and evolve existing installations - rather than replacing - allowing each piece to continue growing with the space it inhabits.

Floral art

Dried flowers offer a unique opportunity to create sculptural floral art that goes beyond the fleeting nature of fresh flowers. Working with materials I have grown, gathered and preserved myself, I create pieces in response to the spaces they inhabit — celebrating the textures, structures and wiggly lines found in nature!