The 29 Best Local Flower Shops, from Paris to Seattle
We’ve found the very best boutiques for local flower delivery and stylish gifting.
Shops filled with flowers are gloriously happy spaces. Today visionary floral designers are crafting ambitious arrangements with a variety of textures, outside-the-box colors, and a grand scale that you can find and order inside or find online to have their unique blooms shipped to a home near you. Each floral arrangement is sure to fill your space with delightful fragrances from their blooms as well. Beyond that, though, the shopping experience also showcase the designers' curated collections of items that will be a fest for your eyes, including artwork, pottery, jewelry, wine, and even house plants. Here are our top picks for 29 of the best local flower shops around the United States and worldwide.
La Tuile à Loup in Paris, France
Come to this French shop to peruse the pottery from all over France, and stay for the beautifully arranged fresh flowers.
Shop for: pottery, fresh flowers, homemade French goods.
Avant Garden in Dallas, TX
Event and floral designer Todd Fiscus’s exuberant blend of mostly Dutch blooms and eclectic home accessories has been a Highland Park institution for more than 15 years.
Shop for: porcelain vases, stationery, contemporary art.
Asrai Garden in Chicago, Illinois
This captivating retail outpost in Chicago’s Wicker Park feels as though you've walked into a woodland forest filled with flowers and beautiful treasures hidden throughout.
Shop for: tableware, jewelry, fragrances.
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Hibiscus Flowershop in Brooklyn, New York
You'll find much more than just hibiscus flowers at this Brooklyn staple. Hibiscus focuses on creating one-of-a-kind arrangements to fit your every need and also offers a range of extras including rose body butter and homemade chocolates.
Shop for: body butters, teas, garden stones.
Crimson & Clover in Baltimore, MD
This sunny shop in Baltimore’s Roland Park neighborhood highlights owner Amy McManus’s fashion-forward approach to floral design (including an emphasis on local organic growers and a vase recycling program).
Shop for: diffusers, terrariums, floral-infused beauty products.
Terra Bella Flowers in Seattle, Washington
Melissa Feveyear's Terra Bella Story is one of the first florist shops in the country to use sustainable practices from seed to purchase. Beyond the eye-catching bouquets, you'll find a delightful wine selection from local wineries and lush houseplants.
Shop for: pottery, wine, botanical greeting cards.
Emily Thompson Flowers at RW Guild in New York, NY
Emily Thompson’s breathtaking design work has found a sumptuous new home at RW Guild, the Soho retail outpost for interior design firm Roman and Williams. Which means picking up flowers will likely lead to shopping for furniture, perusing for collectible books, and pausing for lunch at in-house cafe La Mercerie.
Shop for: flowers by the stem, glassware, natural decorative objects.
Flowerboy Project in Los Angeles, CA
Inspired by his grandmother’s flower shop in Jamaica, designer Sean Knibb has twinned his boho-tropical aesthetic in two spots: first in Venice in 2015, and now at the Freehand Hotel in Los Angeles in 2017.
Shop for: ceramics, paperie, candles, grab-and-go arrangements, jewelry.
Flowerkraut in Hudson, NY
This gorgeous storefront has beautifully balanced the botanically forward equation of selling fermented foods under the same roof as organically grown stems. Local crafts and paper goods round out the Hudson Valley bonhomie.
Shop for: incense, ceramics, colorful tapers.
Flowershop in Charleston, SC
Owner Lily Peterson’s ability to embrace a range of aesthetics, from serene minimalism to Southern abundance, marks the distinct appeal of her intimate shop on a near-secret Charleston side street.
Shop for: dried flower crowns and bundles, books, bud vases.
FLWR Shop in Nashville, TN
The cool of East Nashville permeates Alex Vaughan and Quinn Kiesow’s shop, which is beloved by interior designers (especially for its selection of containers) and now offers floral photography prints.
Shop for: potted succulents, apothecary items, gift boxes.
Sacred Thistle in Denver, Colorado
The mother-daughter duo Sydney and Cornelia Peterson take inspiration from the Japanese practice of wabi-sabi, which emphasizes the beauty in imperfection. With this philosophy, every arrangement and quirky decor item from Sacred Thistle is unique.
Shop for: throws, pillows, incense.
French Market Flowers in Atlanta, GA
Arrangements made by owners Cindy and John Tarrant not only feature blooms grown on their farm outside of Atlanta but also other local products, including burlap reused from Atlanta-based chocolatier Xocoatl.
Shop for: air plants, vintage metal crates, French stoneware pots.
Lily Lodge in Los Angeles, California
It’s marvelous enough that this turquoise storefront in West Hollywood specializes in organic roses, but owner Ariana Lambert Smeraldo’s sharp eye for vintage vessels infuses the experience with a nostalgia that’s pure L.A.
Shop for: collectible vases, artisan pottery, handmade candles.
The London Plane in Seattle, WA
In addition to Katherine Anderson’s fresh, organic blooms via Marigold and Mint, this sprawling Pioneer Square emporium houses a cafe, bakery, wine shop, housewares and gifts market, and workshop space.
Shop for: bread, wine, local honey and jam, chocolate, soaps.
Mahonia in Louisville, KY
With a deft sensibility that straddles vintage and modern, Bridget Davis’s shop in the hip NuLu neighborhood complements rich floral design with fun buys like terrariums, cacti and succulents in cunning pots, home goods, and geodes.
Shop for: air plants, pottery, throw pillows, gifts.
Marders Garden Shop in Bridgehampton, NY
Prepare to shop for hours. This gracefully updated 19th-century barn (the retail companion to Marders’s landscaping business) is near overflowing with flowers, plants, and beautiful objects from atomizers to art books.
Shop for: local honey, bespoke tabletop arrangements, candles.
Marie Selby Botanical Garden Shop in Sarasota, FL
Take advantage of the deep variety and expertise of one of the country’s finest botanical gardens which specializes in orchids, bromeliads, and other tropical flowers. A colorful assembly of botanically inspired gifts rounds out the offerings.
Shop for: plant stands, jewelry, garden accessories.
Morrice Florist in Martha’s Vineyard, MA
Emily Coulter has worked floral alchemy at this island institution since taking over in 2014: In addition to boasting a new garden on-site, the shop evinces New England tastemaking in spades, from housewares to gifts.
Shop for: island-made pottery, goat-milk soap, books by local authors.
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Paiko in Honolulu, HI
Tamara Rigney and Courtney Monahan’s self-dubbed “botanical boutique” in Honolulu’s Kaka’ako neighborhood is just that: hip, design forward, and very Hawaiian. Bonus: A DIY bar allows you to build your own terrariums.
Shop for: orchids potted in coconut shells, haku lei and modern lei, stationery.
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Sarah DiMarco is the Assistant Editor at VERANDA, covering all things art, design, and travel, and she also manages social media for the brand.
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