I’m often asked about the products I use in my design and home decor videos. I’ve linked a number of them below for easy reference.
As always, I only share products that I personally use and recommend.
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Shop Floral Design
This is the exact floral design knife I’ve used for over 20 years. It folds safely for travel and is ideal for on-site design work, offering reliability, precision, and durability I trust every day.
Wire cutters are essential for the floral design tool kit. I use them everyday when tying off a bow to creating a floral structure with chicken wire. They are a must have in your tool kit.
Floral foam has received a lot of criticism in recent years, but in my experience, it remains the most reliable option when a design requires stability, structural support, and continuous hydration.
A good pair of shears are a must at the flower shop and at home. I’ve used Fiskars for years and love them. They have multiple sizes to choose from. The 5/8” cut span work well for my daily flower grading at work.
Oasis tape is ideal for creating clean grids on vases or containers, especially when the vessel edge may be visible. I recommend the ¼” width for a clean polished look without being bulky.
Shop The Garden
I have a very small seed-starting area, so I use a soil blocker to start more seeds in less space. This is the exact blocker I use and it’s worked beautifully for me for many years.
These are the best heat mats. I’ve been using the same ones for over 4 years. They always heat up nicely and are perfect for quick seed germination.
It’s important to control the exact temperature of the heat mat for the different needs of each seed. This thermostat has worked great for me for many years.
This is seriously the best garden stool I’ve found! I sit on it when pulling weeds or I can flip it over and kneel on it when planting. I love it so much I bought one for my mom to use in her garden!
Shop My Home
I recently purchased this chair cover and have been very impressed. It completely covered up my red chair and there aren’t any red undertones that show through the cover. It’s a cute pattern and it looks great in my room.
I’ve been really impressed by this gold tension rod. I wanted a decorative gold rod but didn’t want to drill into my tile to hang it. I first used it above my range to hang vintage copper molds and cups. I liked this one so well I bought a matching gold tension rod for my kitchen window!
I recently added these curtains in my living room and I really love them. They’re lightweight linen so they let light in during the day but still provide privacy at night.
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This is the exact dish I used for my viral Easy Hydrangea Centerpiece arrangements. The 6” Lomey dish is my go-to for this style of design, while the 9” and 11” sizes are staples in my studio for larger floral arrangements.
I used this 1/4” clear tape by Oasis to secure the foam to the container and then the vases to the floral foam.