Margo’s Projects
Multi-sensory design for brands who want to be felt, not just photographed. Floral design, styling, creative direction and culinary experience all under one roof. Each medium, telling their part of a story, to bring a single vision to life.
floral design
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event styling
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food direction
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floral design ✳︎ event styling ✳︎ food direction ✳︎
Our disciplines
Three crafts. One cohesive world.
Florals speak an emotive language that we can’t always find with words. They bring depth, playfulness, romance, beauty, reflection.
Our floral designs honour the seasons of nature, favour sustainable techniques that minimise waste and toxicity wherever the craft allows. Installations, arrangements, floral moments and keepsakes are woven through the experience, rather than placed alongside it.
Floral Design
A room tells you how to feel before a single word is spoken. Styling and creative direction are how we shape that first impression (mood, memory, atmosphere, brand story), before anything else.
We bring styling, set design, art direction and prop curation together under one cohesive vision, across events, activations and shoots, so every detail is working toward the same feeling.
Styling & Creative Direction
Food is memory and pleasure served on a plate. It's one of the most direct ways to make an experience felt and remembered, not just seen.
From menu and recipe development through to sourcing, cooking and styling, we handle the full arc ourselves. Elevated grazing, event catering, private dining, food art and installation, immersive dining, each built to be tasted, savoured, and admired with each bite.
Culinary
Less brief, more magic.
Our Process
Most projects are built in silos. A florist here, a caterer there, a stylist stitching it together at the end.
We work the opposite way. One creative vision, a cohesive experience, led by a collaboration of artists, from first idea to final execution.
You bring us a brief. We bring it to life with imagination and decades of experience, not just a mood board. This is a process built on trust. We’re not the studio for those who want to co-design every detail.
Four things guide how we approach and design each project:
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We'd rather spend our time in creative flow than bogged down in admin. That means we don't over-conceptualise every detail, and we won't send you dozens of moodboards and concept boards to approve (expect one, maybe two at the most). This allows us to live in the details, so you don’t have to!
For over a decade, we’ve found the best work doesn't come from a plan followed to the letter. It comes from leaving room for the process to move and creatively expand. This freedom also allows us to pivot or rethink an element, rather than force something that isn’t working.
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We're artists and craftspeople first. We bring in other creatives to build concepts that are genuinely new and creative, not a re-run of the latest trend on Pinterest.
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Nothing beats watching a client's face when a detail lands they didn't see coming. For one recent Palazzo themed party, the client approved our menu in advance, but we kept the presentation as our own reveal. When they saw the hero of the opulent grazing spread - a smoked butter Fabergé egg, the room actually gasped. That reaction is priceless!
Ours isn't the process for clients who need to approve every element ahead of time. Leaving room for surprise makes the whole experience more pleasurable, for you and for us.
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We take so much of our design inspiration from Mother Nature. Taking our cues from what's in season and looking fresh and best on the day, not what's easiest to source. No floral foam, no shortcuts. Skipping the easy choice can throw up challenges, but years of crafting on our feet has taught us to find clever, more sustainable solutions instead. It's also where some of our proudest results have come from.
2025
New York
The Palazzo Project →
“Communication was top-notch and the final outcome was even better than we imagined. A great experience all around.”
Former CustomerOur Team
Bec Patterson
Founder, Art Director, FloristGive Bec a brief and she won't check off the elements, she'll build you a world. Guided by feeling rather than just aesthetics. A decade and a half across art direction, set design, interior and event styling and floral design have given her robust tools to weave stories together, while an overactive imagination brings a touch of the unexpected to each project.
Hervé Borghini
ChefHervé brings world-class technical skill (trained in Michelin-starred kitchens around the world) and French directness in equal measure. He doesn't sugar-coat, thinking instead in what's practically possible, and turning it into something beautiful. Food is his art form, 15+ years in the making.
Remember Mr Squiggle?
Older millennials might remember the puppet with the pencil nose, turning random scribbles into art (upside down, no less). For us, the Mr Squiggle Brief is the recipe for an unforgettable outcome.
The tighter and more specific a concept, the more it becomes reverse-engineering by the time it reaches us. Leaving room for creative interpretation is what lets us go beyond replicating a Pinterest board, and gives you the expertise and artistry you came to us for in the first place.
Give us a squiggle not a blueprint.
Get In Touch
If you're interested in working with us, complete the form with a few details about your project. We'll review your message and get back to you within 48 hours.