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A low arrangement on a console

Saint Louis · Est. 2023

Made with live flowers. Packed like a letter.

Handmade candles, florals and apothecary from St. Louis, made in small batches and wrapped in kraft, jute and glass. Gifts for home, and statement pieces for lobbies.

A pedestal urn of white flowers and olive
Made to order. The picture is the idea, not the piece in your hand.

The house

Small batches. Kraft, jute, glass.

Rebecca Jean Allen. Horticulture sciences at Century College — greenhouse specialist and grounds and turf. Culinary certified at Forest Park. The same hand that plated a plate now wraps kraft and jute around custom florals, soy candles, pump bottles, and weather boxes.

Photography in the blood: uncle David Hasty of Classic Eye Photography, Saint Louis nature and landscape. This house keeps that eye — live plants, live light, no plastic sheen.

About the houseOne-page pitch

The rooms

One story. Four doors.

Read the map

One life, four rooms. Saint Louis. The record lives at 314. The tree lives at Heighley. The flowers live here. Alpha & Omega is the memoir, and it is live.

House pieces

Prices

Printables, on paper

Coloring pages, a holiday planner, and the wrap notes. Each one is listed with a price. The file is not linked here.

See the list

Write, and you get a quote before you pay. No cart on this page.

A short reel, still

Three rooms in this house. The table, the wrap, the row. A flower is quoted when it is in the hand, not from the picture.

  1. Roses on a St. Louis table

    Open on the table. Roses, kraft, and a quiet room.

  2. Kraft, jute, and glass packing

    Cut to the wrap. Paper, tie, glass. The stem comes last.

  3. A cutting row

    Hold on the row. Seed, bed, cut. Then the quote.

Lookbook

Pictures of the idea. Finished pieces are made to order and will vary.

A low console for a room that already has a view.
A low console for a room that already has a view.
An urn for a lobby, not a side table.
An urn for a lobby, not a side table.
Soy in amber, a kraft collar, a cotton wick.
Soy in amber, a kraft collar, a cotton wick.
Oil and salt in glass. A cosmetic, not a cure.
Oil and salt in glass. A cosmetic, not a cure.
A week of weather, packed to open like a letter.
A week of weather, packed to open like a letter.
Kraft, jute, glass. The stem goes in last.
Kraft, jute, glass. The stem goes in last.
The row that feeds the table.
The row that feeds the table.
Mint stays in its own pot. It runs.
Mint stays in its own pot. It runs.
A cup from the house, printed once, not a logo wall.
A cup from the house, printed once, not a logo wall.
A tag you can read from across the table.
A tag you can read from across the table.