Fall '26 Edit: Olive & Ember Bouquets

inspired by the look Teyana Taylor wore to Balenciaga's fall couture show in Paris this july—an army-green satin slip over relaxed cargo pants, and a knee-length copper silk press that stopped the room. we flipped it. here the warm tone leads and the olive grounds it, matte all the way through, no shine. what makes it work in a room is the same thing that made the look work: utility against luxe. structural, almost workmanlike stems next to something soft and rich. it makes a space feel deeper and a little darker, the way a room does when the light drops in october. deep ember and army green, holding their color for years with no water and no upkeep. real dried and preserved flowers and foliage, designed and finished by hand in our Miami studio. we build each one as close to what you see as we can. the exact stems shift a little batch to batch, but the colors and the overall feel come as promised. Choose your size and shape bundle. the small one. a bud vase, a bathroom shelf, or tucked in alongside something you already have. petit bouquet. a nightstand, a desk, a kitchen counter. enough to change a corner without taking it over. front-facing bouquet. styled to be seen from one side, so it's made for a spot with a wall behind it. a console, a mantel, an entry table. 360 bouquet. finished all the way around. if people see it from every side, like a dining table, an island or a round entry table, this is the one. Here for fall '26 only.