If you’re on the hunt for continuous floral and event decor inspiration, discover our latest and favorite flower accounts to follow. From a dancing designer to a fresh-cut farmer, you’ll love their innovative take on blooms.
@dirty_blossom // Those who love modern, edgy and design forward arrangements will love what floral artist Tee Johnson is creating. On a mission to redefine what it means to be a modern-day bloom, this St. Louis-based artist specializes in floral design and curated vintage clothing. The results are beautiful arrangements and vintage pieces blending feminine finishes with a dash of masculinity. Follow Dirty Blossom for beautiful arrangements and the unfolding of an exciting brand.
@september__studio // A simple background and tabletop set the stage for incredibly striking and large-scale arrangements. The best part? Music and dancing always ensue. This Australia-based studio aims to create floral magic sourced from local growers with a focus on weddings, event decor, and everyday arrangements. Head over to September Studio’s feed for instant entertainment and wow-worthy arrangements.
@calma_floral // Modern, tropical-ish and always evolving, Miami-based Calma Floral Design Studio blends old and new floral traditions to create memorable and fun moments for people and brands. With an impressive resume including Glossier, Nike, Dior and Urban Outfitters, Calma is a breath of fresh air with a youthful edge. Like what you see? Founder Elizabeth Jaime has a new book, Flowering, dropping this year.
@hiddenspringsflowers // Have you ever wondered how a flower farm-gift shop-ecommerce business operates? Look no further than Hidden Springs Flowers’ Instagram. Owner Katy King creates reels detailing farm happenings, her shop’s latest offerings and fun behind-the-scenes of her successful and charming business. If you’re seeking insights on flower farming and maximizing social media for your business, give this account a tap.
@zaimanaoko // Soothing and undeniably beautiful, Naoko Zaima’s Instagram is a masterclass in striking Ikebana. Zaima is a certified instructor at the Sogetsu School of Ikebana, offering classes and workshops. Ikebana, which translates to “arranging flowers” or “bringing flowers to life,” is a revered Japanese art form. This aesthetic practice is not just visually appealing but also offers a peaceful and fulfilling experience. Follow her journey and embrace the art form’s calming and mediative qualities.
@floweredbythierryferet // If you can’t jet to Paris at a moment’s notice, you can dive into Thierry Feret’s Instagram to see the floral magic he’s creating in the city of light. With a boundless imagination, Feret creates everything from free-form bouquets to floral installations for fashion week to editorial-worthy weddings and event decor. Follow along for a lesson in French aesthetic.
@lamusadelasflores // Seeking romantic, lush floral design style? Look no further than la Musa de las Flores and its dreamy Instagram meticulously curated by gardener, floral designer and educator, Gabriela Salazar. While Mexico is her home, she’s often traveling the world designing for couples and events.
@bird_and_bumble // Say “I do” and follow along on Bird & Bumbles fine floral design services for curated weddings and events. Whether it’s a small elopement or a grand destination wedding, lead designer and owner Rebecca Hawkins creates lush, garden inspired arrangements and event decor inspired by her time living in Italy and Germany. Follow along and fall in love with her transformative wedding inspo.
@lambertfloralstudio // Elegant and refined with a touch of unexpected edge, this San Francisco based floral studio offers an Instagram feed bursting with wedding inspiration and everyday yet artful bouquets and arrangements. At the helm is floral designer, Sammy Go, who gives the occasional glimpse of family life and San Francisco Warrior appreciation posts – a fun way to connect with his beautiful work and Bay Area lifestyle.
@theia_flowers // THEIA floral design studio by Megan McHugh honors beauty in all its forms via sustainable, sensuous, joyous design. With an Instagram overflowing with lush, bountiful bouquets and beautiful flowers, it’s a must-follow for an infusion of floral joy in your feed.
If you’re seeking more from Accent Decor, follow along @accentdecorinc for glimpses of new products, tried and true favorites, behind the scenes work and happenings. Discover the full assortment of Accent Decor’s wholesale decor, including all new and home, plant and flower products, at accentdecor.com.
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