MYTHOLOGY IN BLOOM

House of Juliet emerged from devotion to inherited creativity and lineage, rooted in the wilds of Idaho where I was raised. I am an anthropologist and ethnographer descended from George Marlow, an esteemed outlaw. My heritage and  experiences inform every creation-  sculptural floral arrangements and installations for brands, interiors, and intimate ceremonies, composed in a singular, refined aesthetic language.

My studio operates from a 30-acre family farm, where generations of care and craft meet the rhythms of the land. At the heart of the property lies the House of Juliet Field, a curated space of fresh and dried heirloom blooms, offered for events, workshops, and personal exploration. Here, visitors can cut their own flowers, gather fresh eggs, and immerse themselves in a pastoral experience.

Every season, I accept a limited number of projects and offerings, ensuring each work remains considered, deliberate, and deeply held. From the selection of blooms to the crafting of arrangements, every choice reflects independence, artistry, and audacious elegance, an heirloom of the land, lineage, and outlaw spirit.