New Project and a Riddle!

We're making a new piece in a new color...you guessed it: black! This piece is inspired by one of the most beautiful, amazing cats ever to live, Peaches Le Purr, whose fur was the blackest black you'd ever seen. (Rest in peace, Le Purr). It's also inspired by the material that's sitting next to the flowers in the above image. Can you guess what it is? Here's a riddle: what do the two things pictured above have in common?

Here's a hint: they both burn.

That's right, the answer is they're both carbon based. One is paper and the other is coal. Who knew coal was so beautiful.

Stay tuned for the new black piece to be finished soon!

Mazel Tov!

For a client's Bat Mitzva, we made this custom flower-in-a-box as a congratulations gift! The sparkly blue paper perfectly matched the young lady's dress, and will serve as a memento of her special day for many years to come. 

Spring Wall Hanging!

We created this wall hanging for a custom birthday order, and we added a little color, since spring is on the horizon. Here's to watching more real flowers bloom over the next few months! 

Flower of the Week: The Mystery Series: Charlotte

We are busy preparing new pieces for the launch of Erinn V Maison, a home decor store that is opening in Beverly Hills in October, founded by none other than Erinn Valencich of Erinn V Design Group! Here's a sneak peek at one of the arrangements we've crafted. This one, by Dave Wescott is called Charlotte and is part of the Mystery Series. It's a lush, low centerpiece created entirely out of handmade paper and vintage gems and placed in a beautiful mirrored vase.

Hanging Mobile of Paper Flowers

By Dave Wescott, this hanging mobile made of paper flowers gently twists and turns in the breeze, the shadows creating a magical effect on the walls behind.

New Paper Flowers from Paper Botanicals: The Mystery Series: A Stranger Named Virdot

A collaboration between Dave Wescott and Susan Spehar, this sculpture features some of the best paper flowers Los Angeles has to offer. Imagine similar arrangements at your wedding or event, done in the color palette of your choice!

Flower of the Week: The Galaxy Series: Venus Meets Mars

The first in a space-inspired series by Paper Botanicals artist Susan Spehar. Love and war unite in this fiery yet delicate extraterrestrial Lily: Venus Meets Mars! 

Thank you to Eric Fell for the images. 

Paper Botanicals' Newest Flower Series: Spirit Flowers

"Flower Spirits" - using old maps and muted colors creates a ghostly effect, by Paper Botanicals artist Susan Spehar.