FLORAL DESIGN IN SAN DIEGO, CA
floral art design — define your brand, elevate your lifestyle
unique botanical compositions inspired by design elements in nature. it’s more than just ambiance — it’s a lasting brand impression.
meet the designer, Michael O'Neil
we use the beauty and simplicity of nature to tell stories, enhance lives inside four walls and nourish spirits needing replenishment.
we specialize in nature-inspired botanical design to help the hospitality industry, designers and planners communicate a brand story and make meaningful connections with clients and guests.
florals intentionally designed to communicate the unique attributes of a carefully curated space have a lasting impact. they are an integral layer in the visual communication of a brand.
our design journey always starts with the brand promise. we select botanicals and design elements that align with the desired guest experience. the design possibilities are endless and always unique.
“Michael internalized our modern art theme and came up with floral designs that captured the essence of the SFMOMA and our featured abstract artists like Piet Mondrian and Keith Haring. The beautiful floral designs were a perfect compliment to the space and the feeling we were creating for our guests.”
Natasha Miller, Founder and Chief Experience Designer, Entire Productions
floral design philosophy
Organic
we rely on the innate characteristics of individual botanicals to drive a design expression
purposeful
we create intentional designs to tell stories, communicate feelings and evoke emotions
sustaining
to the benefit of our individual well beings, our local farming community and global environment
Ring of Protection: The 19thC Iranian Nasal Protector was placed on the front of a Kulah Khud helmet to protect the face in battle. This floral interpretation was designed to depict protection with a single iris surrounded by a ring of flowers in the revered colors of Islam.
— Art Alive 2024, San Diego Museum of Art
Ring of Protection: The 19thC Iranian Nasal Protector was placed on the front of a Kulah Khud helmet to protect the face in battle. This floral interpretation was designed to depict protection with a single iris surrounded by a ring of flowers in the revered colors of Islam.
— Art Alive 2024, San Diego Museum of Art
the nourish blog
Role of Florals in Interior Design – Podcast
Rachel Crawford and I discuss the role of floral design as an additional layer of brand expression in commercial and residential spaces. Nourish partners with interior designers, architects, businesses and private residences to communicate the unique characteristics and attributes of a carefully curated space. Intentionally designed florals are a form of living art that enforce … Read more
Amplify Your Brand Message with Floral Design
A brand defines the promise that a product or service makes to its customer. Powerful brands solve a customer need that is different and more effective than the competition. A brand is expressed in words and visual cues that deliver a clear message, generate an emotional connection, encourage a purchase and establish ongoing loyalty. Every … Read more
4 Ways to Ensure You are Getting the Most out of Your Floral Budget
Most four and five star hotels, and many Michelin rated restaurants, have a floral design budget as part of their investment in providing an exceptional customer experience. In the hospitality industry, customer experience is defined as the combination of all the touchpoints a given guest undergoes throughout their engagement with a brand. Brands that truly exceed … Read more
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