The studio sits behind the shop.
A short paragraph about the studio sits here — the room itself, the kit on the bench, and a line about who runs it. Specific detail reads better than general.
Your story goes here.
A short paragraph or two about the florist behind the studio — how they came to it, where they trained, what they like to make. Two or three short paragraphs reads best.
A second paragraph could describe how the shop opened and how it’s grown. Specific dates and small details tend to read more naturally than broad claims.
A third short line can sit here if useful.
Three things, repeated every week.
We buy at dawn.
A short paragraph about where the flowers come from, how often you go, and who grows them. Specific names tend to read more naturally than general claims.
We make to order.
A short paragraph about the process — brief in, quote back, made on the day. A line about timings makes it useful for visitors planning ahead.
We don’t keep stock.
A short paragraph listing the things you won’t do — the imports you skip, the chemicals you avoid, the corners you won’t cut. Negative claims tend to read honestly.
A few photos from the week.
The shop is open Tuesday to Saturday.
Come and have a look at what’s on the bench, talk to whoever’s in, and walk away with something you didn’t know you wanted. Or send us a brief and we’ll quote you back the same day.
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