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Build your own
Choose the size, the main flowers, the fillers, the foliage. Live preview and a price as you go. Three minutes from start to checkout.
Open the builderwhat we doConsidered flowers,
Considered flowers,
nothing rushed.
Maison de Lune is a one-florist studio building bouquets the slow way · one at a time, by hand, on the morning each one leaves.
No carnation filler. No three-day fridge. No petrol-station foil. We work with what’s at market that week and tie it up in brown craft paper, bound with twine. The result looks like flowers should look.
Most of what we do is two things: bouquets you build yourself stem by stem, and a small subscription program that quietly puts something on your table every fortnight.
how we workQuiet mornings,
Quiet mornings,
made by hand that day.
Orders close at 4pm. The next morning, we drive to the wholesaler before light · pick what’s looking good, what’s in season, what fits each order · bring it back to the studio, and start tying.
Every bouquet is built individually. We don’t pre-make. We don’t batch. The bouquet that goes out the door is the one we just finished.
By 11am, the day’s bouquets are wrapped in brown paper and twine, with handwritten cards if there’s a note to write, ready for delivery across the coast.
what we believe
A few things, briefly.
- Hand-tied, never pre-madeA bouquet should be built by a human, the day it leaves. That’s the whole craft of it.
- Seasonal beats stockPeonies are six weeks. Tulips are early. Sunflowers want summer. We follow the calendar.
- Brown paper, no plasticCraft paper, twine, a small handwritten card. That’s the wrap. Nothing else needed.
- Reply to every emailBoutique studio, not a chain. If something’s not right, call us. We’ll fix it.
Kevin