Insta-cool
Cacti, succulents, air plants and palms snapped against clean, white minimalist backdrops, interspersed with snapshots of life in their urban studio and candid moments from their plant-filled travels, make this one highly scrollable Instagram account.
The products
The creative duo design and make plant-inspired homewares from their North London conservatory studio perched on the edge of one of the capital’s best loved green spaces, Hampstead Heath: an apt location for a company that focuses on urban botanicals.
From the hanging planters made to order in the studio, to the ceramic pots hand-thrown and glazed in East London’s Hackney, the focus is on locally sourced plants and products. Check out the copper air-plant himmelis, stoneware pots and hanging planters in the RoCo online shop.
Styling
When they’re not beavering away in the studio, the accomplished stylists are dressing urban spaces with exotic botanicals for weddings, events and other private and commercial special occasions, having already racked up an impressive list of clients, including WGSN, MiH, M&C Saatchi and Folk Clothing. With the focus very much on foliage, RoCo’s bespoke designs offer a cool and contemporary twist on traditional floristry work.
The book
Learn how to transform your own urban space with RoCo’s new book House of Plants. From bedroom to workspace, this modern manual focuses on caring for, and styling with, houseplants that will thrive effortlessly in your home.
Packed with photos, illustrations and care advice, it includes useful information on cacti, succulents, tropical plants and air plants, as well as styling inspiration with the brand’s all-time favourite species, such as the monstera, fiddle-leaf fig and fishbone cactus. There is also a whole host of simple DIY projects, from handmade hanging planters and tropical terrariums to organic fertiliser recipes.
Workshops
If you’d prefer to get the benefit of Rose and Caro’s experience first-hand, you could always try one of their creative workshops. From wildflower-pressing to simple DIY botanical homeware projects, head to the website to find out the latest classes on offer.
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