Floral Design

Flowers that belong to the moment.

Florals shaped by what’s blooming nearby and what feels right for the room. From a single centerpiece to flowers throughout a gathering, each arrangement may be wild or restrained, sculptural or abundant—but never quite the same.

A Hearthly floral arrangement built from seasonal blooms and native foliage.

Designed from the Season

We approach flowers as part of a setting rather than something placed on top of it. The room, table, light, season, and occasion all help determine the shape an arrangement should take.

Rooted in the Catskills, we love incorporating native natural elements from the surrounding landscape—branches, foliage, grasses, seed pods, and other seasonal materials that bring a sense of place to each design. These elements add texture, movement, and a connection to the land without overwhelming the flowers themselves.

Some gatherings call for a single expressive centerpiece. Others unfold through flowers placed across a table, entryway, mantel, bar, or room. In either case, the intention is the same: to create arrangements that feel natural to their surroundings and distinctive to the moment.

We favor seasonal movement, unexpected combinations, and compositions that look considered without feeling overly controlled.

A spring botanical table by Hearthly, layered with branches, foliage, and flowers.

What We Can Create

  • Individual centerpieces and floral commissions
  • Dining-table and tablescape florals
  • Bud-vase collections and smaller arrangements
  • Entry, mantel, bar, and focal-point flowers
  • Floral moments throughout a private gathering
  • Native Catskills branches, foliage, grasses, and other natural elements
  • Vessels and complementary botanical materials
  • Delivery, installation, and breakdown as applicable
Investment

Individual floral commissions begin at

$150

Final pricing reflects the scale of the designs, seasonal flower availability, native and natural materials, vessels, delivery, installation, and breakdown requirements.

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