A More Intentional Approach to Floral Design

EcoFloral is developing reusable floral systems designed to support modern foam-free floristry through thoughtfully engineered mechanics, modular structures, and intentionally designed vessels.

Created in Charlottesville, Virginia, the system is being carefully refined to balance natural floral movement with the structure, flexibility, and long-term functionality florists need throughout the arranging process.

Each layer, opening, spacer, and proportion is designed with adaptability in mind — allowing arrangements to move naturally while supporting a wide range of stems, vessels, and floral styles.

EcoFloral proudly works with EcoGenesisbiopolymers, a fellow US-based company focused on developing cutting-edge sustainable materials for more eco-conscious manufacturing. By partnering with companies that share our commitment to thoughtful design, material innovation, and responsible production, we’re working to create floral systems that are intentionally made, lower waste, and designed to last.

Our systems are produced using PHA biopolymer, a more sustainable material designed to support reusable floral mechanics and longer-lasting tools for modern floristry.

EcoFloral is currently in active development, with ongoing testing and refinement focused on creating floral systems that are functional, beautiful, reusable, and thoughtfully made to support both creativity and workflow.

• Reusable modular floral systems
• Designed for foam-free floristry
• Plant-based PHA materials
• Dishwasher safe and built for repeated use
• Thoughtfully designed and made in the USA

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EcoFloral was founded by Olivia Gillig in Charlottesville, Virginia, with a focus on creating thoughtfully designed reusable floral systems that balance functionality, sustainability, and modern floral aesthetics.

The project continues to evolve through ongoing prototyping, refinement, and collaboration with florists and designers to create tools that support both creativity and long-term usability.