#floral-design

#floral-design

For the final Designer Desktop of the year, we're closing out on a high note with Amanda Jane Jones. Known for her bold use of color, collage-like paper-cut forms, and modern reinterpretation of folk and mid-century influences, her work never fails to surprise and delight whether it's living on the pages of a children's book, hanging as a poster print, or transforming everyday objects into something artful and joyful.

On Tuesday October 7th, 2025 Washingtonian gathered the 2025 Style Setter's and previous honorees for an intimate dinner at Casamara. Guests arrived to an elegant atmosphere where they mingled over signature cocktails and posed for chic photos at the glambooth during cocktail hour. Washingtonian Fashion and Wedding editor Amy Moeller kicked off the delicious three-course dinner with brief remarks celebrating this years style setters.

Colibri is one of the most unique floral design studios in Portland, emphasizing unusual, striking blooms and cultivating joy through their arrangements. Bring some Colibri style into your own space as creative director Bianca Sparta presents a flower-making demo inspired by the luxurious, over-the-top aesthetic of Sofia Coppola's 2006 film Marie Antoinette starring Kirsten Dunst. You'll then bask in the beauty of the stunning flower arrangements during a screening of the filmno need to book a whole trip to the Gardens of Versailles!

Guerrero's journey from delivering flowers to becoming a full-time floral designer emerged when he met Leyla Naderja while working at Starbucks in 2014.

Creativity has always been a part of me and expressed in different ways, but floral design has been the most fulfilling for me.

"We wanted to design something that felt surreal yet joyful-like stepping into the pages of a storybook," said Azizan Ali of Design House Decor.

"At this point I have hundreds of potted plants and a rose garden, and am currently planning and starting to plant a cutting garden in Malibu!"