Nature finds its place.
A selection of artwork and interior imagery published by MOSSY MOSS. Explore scale, texture and the many ways a piece can inhabit a room.
The artwork, at human scale
A tall composition held for scale. Moss, foliage and warm accents extend beyond the frame’s internal rhythm.
A low centrepiece
A woven bowl brings preserved texture to a timber table in the studio’s published styling imagery.
Wood, moss, welcome
A sculptural wood and moss object beside an Orthopaidikos sign. The gallery does not document the project scope or location.
A little colour at work
A desk setting with a red preserved floral arrangement. A study in colour at an intimate scale.
A landscape on a pedestal
A vessel raises the botanical composition into view. Published styling imagery from the MOSSY MOSS gallery.
The reception detail
A tall arrangement at a salon counter. The published image explores botanical material in a professional interior.
Branch by branch
A branching silhouette with rounded green forms, shown in the studio’s interior gallery.
A smaller landscape
Moss, foliage and stone-like texture gathered into a small bowl. A closer look at the material.
Begin with
an empty wall.
Or a wild idea.
A long, narrow space. A colour you keep coming back to. The dimensions of a room that is entirely yours. Bring Maria the starting point.
Make a piece with Maria ↗A conversation first.A composition after.