immersive spaces
We've been rearranging, painting, planting, and transforming spaces since we could walk. Creating beautiful environments is simply in our DNA. Whether we're designing a home, styling a dinner, transforming a gallery, or creating a concert stage, our goal is always the same: to make spaces feel alive—filled with light, color, plants, texture, and stories. We love working with the treasures you already own, giving forgotten pieces a second life, and layering in thoughtful details that make every project deeply personal.
We're especially drawn to work that leaves the world a little better than it found it. From collaborations with Community Justice Project to immersive environments for Aja's performances and homes designed with care during life's transitions, we partner with people and organizations that build stronger communities and spark meaningful conversations.
Inspired by the Caribbean and Latin American influences that shape Miami, we embrace bold color, lush greenery, handcrafted details, and thoughtful materials—including locally grown flowers, reusable elements, and designs with a lighter footprint.
We believe every space has a story to tell. And yes... we're here to say it: we don't believe in white walls.
Community
Justice Project's
tenth anniversary party
When Community Justice Project celebrated its tenth anniversary, our mission was simple: throw the party of the year. We filled the space with tropical plants, moody lighting, abundant florals, and custom table runners. The centerpiece was a handcrafted step-and-repeat wall adorned with oversized paper flowers and locally sourced foliage, carefully painted to create a bold, unforgettable backdrop.
Aja Monet's
Stage design
For Aja's second album tour, we were commissioned to create a stage design that was both impactful and highly portable. The challenge was to design an installation that could pack into a suitcase, travel with the tour, and adapt seamlessly to venues ranging from intimate theaters to iconic stages like Carnegie Hall and the Getty Museum.
The result was a collection of ten hand-painted textile banners, each bearing excerpts of Aja's poems and rising between 10 and 18 feet in height. Supported by a custom-designed portable rigging system, the installation could be adapted to each venue while maintaining its dramatic presence. A coordinating fabric floral garland for her microphone stand completed the piece, creating a cohesive visual language that traveled with every performance.
Aja Monet's
Album Release
PArty
For Aja's debut album release, we transformed the nightclub Floyd into an intimate speakeasy for one unforgettable evening. Vintage books, flickering candles, lush florals, and portraits of revolutionaries set the scene, while a suspended floral chandelier framed the stage. The result was a space that felt warm, immersive, and rich with history, poetry, and music.
COmmunity
Justice
projects
movement office
For CJP's tenth anniversary, we were commissioned to transform a gallery space into a vision of an ideal movement office—one that celebrated the past ten years of organizing, advocacy, and community building in Miami. The goal was to honor the rich roots of the movement while creating a space that felt alive, welcoming, and inspiring.
With a limited budget, we embraced creativity and resourcefulness: reimagining and reupholstering existing furniture, building custom pieces, thrifting unique finds, and creating large-scale impact through hand-painted banners and artwork. The result was a space rooted in Miami's rich history: part archive, part gathering place, and a celebration of the people who have shaped the movement.
Renovation
for an
airbnb rental
We were asked to redesign a small studio space on a very limited budget. By reupholstering existing furniture, adding strategic pops of paint, rearranging artwork, and creating custom graphic elements for the bathroom and hallway, we transformed the space into one that feels fresh, cohesive, and full of personality—without replacing everything.
