Today’s Table
Some mornings the studio is quietly full — a bucket of just-conditioned ranunculus, a kenzan holding something I couldn't stop adjusting. This is where those pieces live. Everything here was made or gathered today and is ready to go home now. No two are ever quite the same, and once a piece is claimed, it's gone.
The table changes with the season, based on the flowers that grabbed me and whatever the garden is offering. Check back often.
Fall & Today’s Table
Where botanicals become art.
This piece pairs Thai Constellation monstera, a stunning tropical variety known for its creamy white and green speckled variegation that resembles a starry night sky with the Fernando Vase. Like something collected from another time and place, the large handcrafted warm brown terracotta vase offers an artisanal, antique feel to the home. Its round shape and shallow depth, bottle-shaped opening, and artful crackled surface create variation in the finish, making it a stunning addition to a styled console, shelf, or floor placement, layered among other aged or neutral vessels.
The monstera stems rise tall out of the vase's narrow bottle neck, letting each variegated leaf catch the light and turn slowly through the day. No two stems are variegated exactly alike, so the pattern on your piece will be unique.
Details
Thai Constellation monstera, two large stems
Fernando Vase, 13"L x 4.5"H x 13.75"W, handcrafted warm brown terracotta with a crackled surface finish
Displayed as a sculptural cut arrangement, not a rooted, soil-planted piece
Every piece is one of a kind; variegation pattern and leaf placement will vary from the photos
Delivery Local delivery is $15 flat rate throughout Apex, Cary, Raleigh, Durham, Holly Springs, and Fuquay-Varina.
Care Instructions
Water: Kept as a fresh cut arrangement. Refresh the water every 4 to 5 days.
Light: Bright, indirect light. Direct sun can scorch the white variegated sections of the leaf, which have less chlorophyll and are more sensitive than the solid green areas.
Placement: Keep away from heating and cooling vents, which will dry out the leaves faster.
Longevity: As a cut arrangement, expect the display to hold for several weeks with fresh water. If you'd prefer this as a rooted, potted plant instead of a cut display, let us know when ordering.
Where botanicals become art.
This centerpiece pairs the bold, streaked color of croton with soft, ferny greenery, all planted together in a white ribbed pot with a clean, vertical texture. A dried lotus pod, with its distinct honeycomb cross-section, is tucked in on a pick for contrast, a quiet nod to something gathered rather than grown. The combination of warm foliage color, soft texture, and one dried element gives the piece movement and depth without feeling busy.
Each one is hand-planted to order here in Apex, so the exact mix of leaf color and placement will vary slightly from the photos. That's part of what makes it feel gathered rather than manufactured.
Details
Live croton and fern, hand-selected and arranged
White ribbed ceramic pot
One dried lotus pod accent on a pick
Arrives ready to display, no additional planting required
Every piece is one of a kind; slight variation in leaf color, fern fullness, and pod placement should be expected
Delivery Local delivery is $15 flat rate throughout Apex, Cary, Raleigh, Durham, Holly Springs, and Fuquay-Varina. Orders placed by [cutoff time] ship or deliver the same week.
Care Instructions
Light: Bright, indirect light. Croton needs strong light to hold its color; too little light will cause new growth to come in more green and less vivid.
Water: Water when the top inch of soil feels dry, typically every 5 to 7 days. Ferns prefer consistent moisture more than croton does, so check the soil before watering rather than working on a fixed schedule.
Humidity: Ferns in particular appreciate higher humidity. A light mist a few times a week helps keep the fronds from crisping at the edges.
Drainage: If this pot doesn't have a drainage hole, water lightly and check for pooling at the base after watering. Confirm drainage before publishing this detail live.
The dried pod: Purely decorative and shelf-stable. No care needed, and it can be removed if you'd rather keep the arrangement all-live.
Where botanicals become art.
This arrangement pairs a mix of monstera cuttings, leaves in a range of sizes with the Anneli Boat planter, hand-painted in a matte white textured finish for striking simplicity. The stems stand upright rather than trailing, so the arrangement reads sculptural and architectural, and the low, wide silhouette makes it an easy fit for a console table, a kitchen island, or a coffee table that needs a little life without a lot of height.
Exact mix of leaf sizes and colors will vary slightly from the photos. That's part of what makes it feel gathered rather than manufactured.
Details
Live monstera cuttings, hand-selected and arranged
Anneli Boat planter, 10.5"L x 2.5"H x 5.75"W, hand-painted with a matte white textured finish
No drainage hole; see watering note below
Arrives ready to display, no additional planting required
Every piece is one of a kind; slight variation in leaf color and stem placement should be expected
Delivery Local delivery is $15 flat rate throughout Apex, Cary, Raleigh, Durham, Holly Springs, and Fuquay-Varina. Shipping not available for this product.
Care Instructions
Light: Bright, indirect light. Avoid direct afternoon sun, which can scorch the leaves.
Water: This planter has no drainage hole. Change out the water weekly. Once stems develop large root system, the plan can be changed over to soil.
Humidity: Monstera appreciates above-average humidity; a light mist or an occasional wipe-down of the leaves helps keep them glossy and dust-free.
Growth: New leaves will emerge with more of the deep splits and holes (fenestration) monstera develops as it matures. Stems grow upright rather than trailing, so no trimming is needed to maintain the shape.
Repotting: Not needed right away. This bowl has room for the cuttings to root in and fill out for several months before a larger container is needed.
Where botanicals become art.
This centerpiece brings together a mix of ferns in soft, varied textures, planted into a footed cream pedestal urn and tucked in with sheet moss for a finished, gathered look. A dried lotus pod, with its distinct honeycomb cross-section, rests among the greenery on a pick, a still, sculptural counterpoint to the fern's movement. The pedestal base gives it a bit of lift, so it reads as more of a small sculpture than a simple potted plant.
Each one is hand-planted to order here in Apex, so the exact mix of fern varieties, moss coverage, and pod placement will vary slightly from the photos. That's part of what makes it feel gathered rather than manufactured.
Details
Live ferns, hand-selected and arranged, with a sheet moss topdressing
Cream footed pedestal urn
One dried lotus pod accent on a pick
Arrives ready to display, no additional planting required
Every piece is one of a kind; slight variation in fern fullness, moss coverage, and pod placement should be expected
Delivery Local delivery is $15 flat rate throughout Apex, Cary, Raleigh, Durham, Holly Springs, and Fuquay-Varina.
Care Instructions
Light: Bright, indirect light. Ferns can scorch in direct sun, so keep this piece a few feet back from a bright window.
Water: Ferns prefer consistently moist soil, more so than most houseplants. Check every 3 to 4 days and water when the top of the soil feels dry to the touch.
Humidity: Ferns do best with above-average humidity. A light daily mist helps prevent crisping at the frond tips, especially in drier months.
Drainage: If this urn doesn't have a drainage hole, water lightly and check for pooling at the base after watering.
The dried pod: Purely decorative and shelf-stable. No care needed, and it can be removed if you'd rather keep the arrangement all-live.
Where botanicals become art.
Sometimes one leaf is enough. This piece pairs a single, mature monstera leaf, prized for its deep lobing and natural fenestration, with a few curling willow branches that trail up and out of the vase's clean, fluted white silhouette. The result is quiet and architectural rather than full, a piece that reads more like a small sculpture than a traditional arrangement.
Each one is styled individually, so the exact leaf shape, size, and the curl of the willow branches will vary slightly from the photos. That's part of what makes it feel gathered rather than manufactured.
Details
One Extra large monstera leaf, hand-selected
Curly willow branches
White ribbed cylinder vase, 5"D x 12"H
Displayed as a sculptural cut arrangement. Not a rooted, soil-planted piece
Every piece is one of a kind; leaf shape, size, and willow placement will vary from the photos
Delivery Local delivery is $15 flat rate throughout Apex, Cary, Raleigh, Durham, Holly Springs, and Fuquay-Varina.
Care Instructions
Water: Kept as a fresh cut arrangement. Refresh the water every 4 to 5 days.
Light: Bright, indirect light. Direct sun can scorch the leaf over time.
Placement: Keep away from heating and cooling vents, which will dry out the leaf and willow branches faster.
Longevity: As a cut arrangement, expect the display to hold for several weeks with fresh water. The curly willow branches are dried and shelf-stable, so they'll outlast the leaf and can be kept on for a future refresh.
Where botanicals become art.
This centerpiece pairs syngonium, prized for its blush pink and cream marbled leaves, with softer fern foliage, planted together in a pink textured pot that picks up the same warm tone. A small dried pod on a pick adds a bit of contrast, its rust color grounding the arrangement against the pink and green. The result is soft and a little playful, at home on a nightstand, a bathroom vanity, or a shelf that could use a touch of color.
Each one is hand-planted to order here in Apex, so the exact mix of leaf color, fern fullness, and pod placement will vary slightly from the photos. That's part of what makes it feel gathered rather than manufactured.
Details
Live syngonium and fern, hand-selected and arranged
Pink textured ceramic pot
One dried pod accent on a pick
Arrives ready to display, no additional planting required
Every piece is one of a kind; slight variation in leaf color, fern fullness, and pod placement should be expected
Delivery Local delivery is $15 flat rate throughout Apex, Cary, Raleigh, Durham, Holly Springs, and Fuquay-Varina.
Care Instructions
Light: Bright, indirect light. Syngonium holds its pink coloring best in good light; too little light will cause new growth to come in greener and less vivid.
Water: Water when the top inch of soil feels dry, typically every 5 to 7 days. Ferns prefer more consistent moisture than syngonium does, so check the soil before watering rather than working on a fixed schedule.
Humidity: Both syngonium and fern appreciate higher humidity. A light mist a few times a week helps keep the leaves and fronds from crisping at the edges.
Drainage: If this pot doesn't have a drainage hole, water lightly.
The dried pod: Purely decorative and shelf-stable. No care needed, and it can be removed if you'd rather keep the arrangement all-live.
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