I believe that flowers have a unique ability to touch our hearts. They’re a little bit of nature that’s welcome even in the most modern human-built environments.
I also believe it’s important for us to choose flowers that nurture and sustain the nature they remind us of.
That’s why I grow my own flowers for bouquets and vase arrangements, opt for reusable, compostable, and recyclable materials, and am constantly experimenting with native wildflowers and drought tolerant plants.
My aim is to distill the ephemeral beauty all around us into designs we can live with and love, and not only to minimize the footprint of my work, but to leave my little patch of earth better than I found it.
Everything I do at Thicket is rooted in the idea that nothing compares with seasonal flowers, grown right where they’re arranged and enjoyed.
Read more about my commitment to regenerative, eco-friendly practices in the Sustainability Charter.
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