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Field Studies Flora The most amazing things come from the earth. We bring them to your doorstep.

Wild and reaching, the flora we bring into each week is a constant case study on abundance. Photos by .jess.laird.
09/12/2025

Wild and reaching, the flora we bring into each week is a constant case study on abundance. Photos by .jess.laird.

As much as we love to create grand interventions like grass arches, we’ll always have a soft spot for single stems and o...
09/08/2025

As much as we love to create grand interventions like grass arches, we’ll always have a soft spot for single stems and oddball branches placed throughout an interior.

Wild hues, scanned in at the studio from a collection of 153 color photographs by Ernest Haas taken between 1952 and 198...
09/06/2025

Wild hues, scanned in at the studio from a collection of 153 color photographs by Ernest Haas taken between 1952 and 1986.

A low-riding intervention at : ornamental citrus, tulips, dogwood blooms, tree peonies, and maple branches with seed pod...
09/02/2025

A low-riding intervention at : ornamental citrus, tulips, dogwood blooms, tree peonies, and maple branches with seed pods.

Scanned in from our studio’s blackboard is a note that was scribbled by Alex. It reads: Natural History Museum of Flower...
08/25/2025

Scanned in from our studio’s blackboard is a note that was scribbled by Alex. It reads: Natural History Museum of Flowers.

Amidst the heat wave earlier this month, Alex wrote her seasonal essay on the forest’s edge of a friend’s property in th...
08/21/2025

Amidst the heat wave earlier this month, Alex wrote her seasonal essay on the forest’s edge of a friend’s property in the rural northeast. Subscribe to the studio newsletter by Friday, August 22nd for 2-minute read.

The beginnings of what would become the vessels on view at were these variations of our tulip leaf vase made this past ...
08/19/2025

The beginnings of what would become the vessels on view at were these variations of our tulip leaf vase made this past spring. Arranged and photographed at the studio by Alex, each iteration was study on materiality — how to showcase an often cast off part of a stem: the leaves.

On view through August 23rd, the vessels of Naturalia at have evolved since the Store Front’s debut last month. In thei...
08/12/2025

On view through August 23rd, the vessels of Naturalia at have evolved since the Store Front’s debut last month. In their first iteration, vibrant Tiger Lillies and blueberry branches filled each grass-wrapped vessel. Now, wild teasel and scraggly crabapple branches, and nodding grasses offer a verdant crowd of inescapable mid-summer green. If you haven’t seen these interventions yet in person, make your way to the gallery before they vacate the windows.

Dried tulip leaves, pressed, preserved and scanned.
08/10/2025

Dried tulip leaves, pressed, preserved and scanned.

Magnolia and weeping willow inside of a tranquil space designed by and photographed by .
08/04/2025

Magnolia and weeping willow inside of a tranquil space designed by and photographed by .

We view floristry as a collaboration with the natural world and we often ask ourselves what we are creating? How might w...
07/28/2025

We view floristry as a collaboration with the natural world and we often ask ourselves what we are creating? How might we reawaken each other to the beauty that grows alongside, and often, in spite of us? With Naturalia at , the studio asks these questions by presenting two scenes reminiscent of pastoral summer landscapes, housed in vessels made from the same abundant material: grasses, verdant foliage, and sedges. This evolving display aims to engage the viewer in a deeper conversation on innovation, abundance and survival. Visit these vessels in person at the gallery at 30 West 12th street, on view now through August 23, 2025. Photos on film by .

Setting the tone for Naturalia at with these scenes of abundant grasses from Piet Oudolf.Naturalia will be on view July...
07/22/2025

Setting the tone for Naturalia at with these scenes of abundant grasses from Piet Oudolf.

Naturalia will be on view July 23—August 23, 2025 at
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Opening Reception:
July 23, 2025 from 6-8PM
Demisch Danant
30 West 12th Street
New York, New York
RSVP: [email protected]

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