Gatherings Floral Design

One vase could not ever be enough for such an iconic New York City space, so we put four in the middle of Vanderbilt Hall, and then we added lights! Cherry blossom, calla lilies, french tulips and gold manzanita exploded out of trumpet vases for a presentation that added to the magnificence of Grand Central.

This wedding at the Liberty Warehouse in Brooklyn was for the coolest couple. They had big ideas, and wanted the flowers to match. Rather than one arrangement per table, they went with several! Add mix-n-match candle elements & presto - magic! 

This classic design can be made in so many variations of color, and it is always a crowd-pleaser. A long-time staple in the floral industry, you can't go wrong wrong with this look. Chat with us about the variations: tall or short. White hydrangea or red? Pinkm yellow, green or purple roses! It's reassuring to have a classic design that is also so infinitely possible to make your own. 

A lush composition of florals in pinks, purples and sapphire sprawl in this silver compote for a look that is absolutely rich. 

Floral designs for entryways, escort tables, podiums or as tall centerpieces are sure wins when designed asymmetrically like this one. Tropicals lend themselves to the design readily and in a wide variety of colors, with calla lilies to keep them classy..

There is a reason everyone loves pink and blue together. They harmonize for an arrangement that is so peaceful to look upon,  and with wild blueberries, absolutely in touch with nature. 

Putting together lots of one type of flower in one color is a guaranteed success. The repetition of color, form and shape pleases the eye with an overall strong, cohesive look that works for any setting.

Can we just say- wow. This card table arrangement, made with two types of orchids, is such a luscious presentation, it was an instant fave. All white, simple yet elegant and upscale, this design will always impress. 

Green & white make for a neutral palette that is suitable to many occasions. The types of flowers and vase used make for an arrangement which is our signature "urban garden" style - soft flowers presented in a modern way. We hope you enjoy!

What do you do when you get some wood palettes along with a few planters for a project? You turn them into living walls, of course! With green moss, succulents, air plants and books, these are a lovely addition both to our space and Da Noi restaurant in Manhattan. 

These tropical colors are dressed up for the business table. With lush hydrangea and warm amaryllis, orchids, protea and angular horsetails, this design adds to your workspace without being distracting.

Sometimes we want to jazz things up a little. Why do the expected for a cocktail table when we could do this? A sleek pot, monochromatic florals allowed to stand and be seen and some accenting yet chic greens make a strong design. 

A Spring time bridal brunch at The Nomad Hotel called for these soft colors and greens. The vase sat high up for some added flair and to draw the eye through the room. 

Who says men don't like flowers? The NBA certainly does! Arrangements made 'for the boys,' these were made using varieties for lots of green and texture, with pops of orange and blue for an effect that turned out to be coolly wild. 

Having a beach-themed gathering? Missing warmer temps? Bring sun and cheer in with this mix of colors! Made in an asymmetrical style for a lobby, the colors can still be structured when necessary.

This design may be petite, but it is high impact. The swirled calla lilies are an interesting design whose attractiveness is increased by gold river stones and a submersed LED.