Early Fall Entertaining with Floral Designer, Teressa Johnson

Early Fall Entertaining with Floral Designer, Teressa Johnson

As a lifestyle photographer, I always find myself amazed at the inspiring process and extreme talent of creative entrepreneurs. Their balance of  the personal and work, and so often, the intersection of both. I spent an early Fall day capturing Teressa, Floral Design extraordinaire and owner of Teressa Johnson Studio, in her Sumner home and studio. She, along with her husband Ryan, prepared the prettiest Garden Inspired Dinner party, with special guest appearances by their adorable, daughter Caroline-who happens to be the life of the party!

Teressa is an authentic, kind, and talented floral and event designer serving Seattle and the surrounding areas. Her floral pieces are romantic, stunning, and always seem to leave a lasting impression. Not only is she incredibly talented with floral design, but her home is also a pretty reflection of her creative personality.

If you’ve ever wondered how a florist entertains at home, then we have quite a treat for you! Plus if you need a little home inspiration, there’s quite a bit of that too!

Links to several of Teressa and Ryan’s gorgeous, furniture pieces and tableware:
Dining room table, buffet outside, and all interior woodworking by Ryan Johnson. Another Man’s Treasure \ @ryan_scott_johnson
Lamp on wood wrapped cabinet by Roost. Enzo Articulated Lamp 
Bedroom dresser by West Elm. Mid-century 6 drawer dresser
Plates by Crate and Barrel. Welcome White
Striped napkins. Harwin Napkins
Butler Tray by West Elm. Tall butler tray stand

 

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