Before & After
A picture is worth a thousand words! Browse through the photos below to see the dramatic changes from the “before” to the “after” photos.
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This beautiful talavera pot of succulent welcomes everyone that enters my Client’s home. . . it was a gift to her husband for his birthday.
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In my Client’s Dining Room, she requested an arrangement that would represent all four seasons, so my design included Eremurus, Forsythia, Amaranthus and Succulents.
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Client requested an updated Southwest design, utilizing their existing metal container, succulents and cacti. |
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For the niche in their Hallway, my Clients wanted an elegant but simple arrangement that would not over-shadow the beauty of their lovely horse hair vase.
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In this beautiful red lacquered vase, my Client requested a design that would complement the unique design of the vase and integrate the large wall art as well. |
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This was an unusual request in that my Client received a fresh flower arrangement of Proteas and Berries as a gift and asked me to recreate a silk version.
CUSTOM DESIGN IN SILKS
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For my Client’s Master Bedroom, I replaced the existing cattail and twig arrangement with a lavender accent design to complement the wall and decor.The existing glass vase was painted a contrasting shade of lavender and highlighted with silver webbing. AFTER
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For this Kitchen Island, these two small air ferns were replaced with a 20″ long ceramic tray filled with a variety of mini-succulents.
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To replace the existing basket of twigs in the Entry, my Client requested a tall silk floral to complement the colors in the framed art.
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This dried protea and succulents arrangement was literally falling apart! My Client asked me to reuse what I could, add some color and, if possible, keep the little Quail!
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This family had accumulated hundreds of sea shells over the years and I was asked to create a sea shell collage in a glass terrarium that had housed silk roses. |
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In my Client’s formal Dining Room, she wanted to replace the existing silk florals in her beautiful traditional brass vase with jade, succulents, and rust accents. |
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This was an on-site installation, as my Client’s terra cotta sconce was permanently attached to the outside wall of her house, requiring an 8′ ladder to complete the design! AFTER
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Client requested an updated Southwest design, using the existing bromeliads and ceramic dish. AFTER
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