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We offer customized installations that are artfully created with your space in mind. These are created intentionally in conversation with you regarding aesthetic goals & themes for your specific space. Complete the Order Form to begin a conversation!
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View of a gallery with framed pressed flowers and locally grown Nebraska grass arrangements framing the installation by District 2 Floral Studio.
Fluffy locally grown Nebraska grasses suspended from a gallery ceiling as part of an installation by District 2 Floral Studio.
View of a gallery with framed pressed flowers and locally grown Nebraska grass arrangements framing the installation by District 2 Floral Studio.
Side view of a gallery with framed pressed flowers and locally grown Nebraska grass arrangements framing the installation by District 2 Floral Studio.
Pressed and framed flower preservation by District 2 Floral Studio with each flower shape spelling the word LOVE.
Pressed and framed flower preservation by District 2 Floral Studio with each flower shape spelling the word LOVE.
Pressed and framed flower preservation by District 2 Floral Studio with each flower shape spelling the word LOVE.
Pressed and framed flower preservation by District 2 Floral Studio with each flower shape spelling the word LOVE.

Earth Alphabet 'LOVE' Installation

Hot Shops Art Center, December 2023

This installation is a series of pressed & framed flora pieces called the Earth Alphabet, each spelling the word 'LOVE' using positive or negative space, along with the form & shape each plant element offers. Majority of the flora was locally-grown, mounted on handmade paper by Chelsea Herman of Flight Path Press using abaca, flax and hemp plants. The cloud is foam-free using an unearthed Japanese maple tree (root system & all), miscanthus & guara grasses.

Cathedral Flower Festival

Omaha, January 2023

This installation was created in response to Melody Scott's metal & glass sculpture as a prompt. Created foam-free with 99% locally-harvested elements (not the citrus!). The pottery pieces are by Anna Stoysich & Peter Scherr. Featuring white pine, miscanthus, amaryllis, goldenrod, artemesia, meadow garlic, moss, kumquat, clementine, pinecone, echinacea, corn stalk, milkweed with waxed hemp. Farms supported: Hen & the Hawk, The Swallow's Nest. All free of dye, bleach or paint.
Seasonal winter floral installation by District 2 Floral Studio at a Cathedral with locally grown Nebraska evergreens, grasses, dried flowers, amaryllis and clementines.
Up close view of seasonal winter floral installation by District 2 Floral Studio at a Cathedral with locally grown Nebraska evergreens, grasses, dried flowers, amaryllis and clementines.
Floor view of seasonal winter floral installation by District 2 Floral Studio at a Cathedral with locally grown Nebraska evergreens, grasses, dried flowers, amaryllis and clementines.
Side view of seasonal winter floral installation by District 2 Floral Studio at a Cathedral with locally grown Nebraska evergreens, grasses, dried flowers, amaryllis and clementines.
Up close view of seasonal winter floral installation by District 2 Floral Studio at a Cathedral with locally grown Nebraska evergreens, grasses, dried flowers, amaryllis and clementines and hand-built blue ceramic vases.
Up close view of seasonal winter floral installation by District 2 Floral Studio at a Cathedral with locally grown Nebraska evergreens, grasses, dried flowers, amaryllis and clementines and hand-built blue ceramic vases.
Up close view of seasonal winter floral installation by District 2 Floral Studio at a Cathedral with locally grown Nebraska evergreens, grasses, dried flowers, amaryllis and clementines and hand-built blue ceramic vases.
Up close view of seasonal winter floral installation by District 2 Floral Studio at a Cathedral with locally grown Nebraska evergreens, grasses, dried flowers, amaryllis and clementines and hand-built blue ceramic vases.

Branches and locally grown Nebraska dried grasses form a cloud created by District 2 Floral Studio that is suspended from the ceiling above a TV in a spacious living room.
Branches and locally grown Nebraska dried grasses form a cloud created by District 2 Floral Studio that is suspended from the ceiling above a TV in a spacious living room. Two humans stand under it.
Up close view of swirled branches and locally grown Nebraska dried grasses form a cloud created by District 2 Floral Studio that is suspended from the ceiling above a TV in a spacious living room.

Private Home Installation

Omaha, July 2022
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This Branch Cloud was created foam-free, site-specific in a private home using all locally-harvested flora -- butterfly whirling guara grass, red maple, sedum & miscanthus.

Pride Installation

Memorial Park, June 2022

This intentional space was co-created with Kamrin Baker, with the hope those who ventured to it in the crab apple grove lied under it, watched the blossoms swing with the wind, listened to the birds serenade, thanked the tree crab apple tree for offering a canopy of shade and swooping structure for the blossoms, all while reflecting on what Pride month represents: commemorates the 1969 Stonewall riots in NYC; celebrates LGBTQ+ lives; promotes dignity, equality and visibility of LGBTQ+ individuals; and, reminds us how far we’ve come and where we still need to go. All the blooms are natural in color - free of dye, bleach paint.
A tree in early June has flowers hung from its branches as if they are raining. Installation created by District 2 Floral Studio.
A tree in early June has flowers hung from its branches as if they are raining. Installation created by District 2 Floral Studio.
Up close view of a tree in early June and the pink flowers hung from its branches as if they are raining. Installation created by District 2 Floral Studio.
Various colors of locally grown Nebraska flowers in buckets.
Buckets of flowers are under a tree in a park in early June while someone stands on a step stool hanging flowers from the tree branches.
An adult smiles amidst flowers suspended from branches around their face. Installation by District 2 Floral Studio.

Branch Clouds Installation

Omaha Children's Museum, Forever Forest exhibit, Feb.-April 2022

Branch Clouds offer exploration on one's connection to trees through prompts related to psithurism (the sound of wind through trees) and komorebi (light filtering through trees). There is an interactive element for visitors to chalk trace shadow shapes observed from the play of light through the Branch Clouds and one's own body, onto the chalkboard! The hope is that as a collective, once we begin to grow inquiry into how we know nature, our relationship with, and care for our earth will shift to that of honor & respect (vs. consume & misuse).

Branch Clouds are created with naturally-fallen sycamore & silver maple branches from around Omaha, locally-harvested miscanthus, echinacea, vervain, sedum & wild bergamot.

Reigning Rainbow 

A Pride flower installation at Sheelytown Market, June 2021

This was inspired by a discussion around offering representation within any given work space/place of business -- that solidarity and inclusivity matter. The colors are taken from all the various Pride flags as a way to give visibility to groups in the queer community that may otherwise feel under represented. Fabric is repurposed t-shirts.
White lilies and baby's breath form a cloud shape with fabric strips in a rainbow spectrum of colors falling below the the flowers. Created by District 2 Floral Studio.
Up close of white lilies and baby's breath form a cloud shape with fabric strips in a rainbow spectrum of colors falling below the the flowers. Created by District 2 Floral Studio.

A garbage can acts as a vase with a large eruption of flowers coming from the center of it. Installation by District 2 Floral Studio, inspired by Lewis Miller's "Flower Flashes".
A garbage can acts as a vase with a large eruption of flowers coming from the center of it being installation by District 2 Floral Studio, inspired by Lewis Miller's "Flower Flashes".
Up close view of locally grown Nebraska spring flowers.

Flower Flash

Old Market trash bin flower installation, May 2021

This was done to bring a fresh perspective on urban environments - What we value? Where is value placed? How is that value expressed? Inspired by NYC designer, Lewis Miller. 

Everything's Coming Up Roses II

A flower installation within the "community" Sounding Stone sculpture by Leslie Iwai, Feb. 2021

Everything's Coming Up Roses II is the second in a series of installations created by rescuing 100s of landfill-bound roses that were otherwise being discarded (leftover from Valentine's Day at a chain big-box florist).

It was an observation in our perception of beauty, and how imperfection and waste can still hold value.
District 2 Floral Studio installs flowers outdoors in a park sculpture, Sounding Stones. The flowers are colorful against the white snow on the ground.
A park sculpture, Sounding  Stones, has pink, white and yellow flowers cascading out of its center. The flowers are bright against the white snow. Installation by District 2 Floral Studio.
A park sculpture, Sounding  Stones, has pink, white and yellow flowers cascading out of its center. The flowers are bright against the white snow. Installation by District 2 Floral Studio.
Side view of a park sculpture, Sounding  Stones, with pink, white and yellow flowers cascading out of its center. The flowers are bright against the white snow. Installation by District 2 Floral Studio.
Pink and red roses are covered in a soft blanket of snow.
A park sculpture, Sounding  Stones, has pink, white and yellow flowers cascading out of its center. The word "community" is engraved in the sculpture. The flowers are bright against the white snow. Installation by District 2 Floral Studio.

Red, pink and yellow roses are placed in a lawn, winding down the length of the yard. Installation by District 2 Floral Studio.
Red, pink and yellow roses are placed in a lawn, winding down the length of the yard. Installation by District 2 Floral Studio. A sign reads, "Take! Share!"
Up close view of red, pink and yellow roses placed in a lawn, winding down the length of the yard. A ray of sunlight touches a yellow rose. Installation by District 2 Floral Studio.
Up close view of a red rose covered in a thin dusting of frost, looking like it has specks of sugar on it.

Everything's Coming Up Roses 

Front yard flower installation, Nov. 2020

Everything's Coming Up Roses is a first in a series of installations created by rescuing 100s of landfill-bound roses that were otherwise being discarded.

Once installed, community was offered the act of plucking roses for themselves, and/or to share with others.

It was an observation in our perception of beauty, and how imperfection and waste can still hold value.

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