Floral Boxes that Bloom Beyond Seasons in Philadelphia

Floral Design by Hannah Levine, Flornamentum, Photography by Tori Sikkema Photography, AD-Approved Interior Photographer

A Neighborhood in Bloom

In the heart of Philadelphia, rows of historic brick façades have been transformed into living, breathing works of art, all thanks to the creative vision of Hannah Levine, founder of Flornamentum. Her floral installations bring a poetic rhythm to city life, where cascading greenery and rich seasonal tones turn architecture into a canvas for connection.

Floral Design by Hannah Levine, Flornamentum, Photography by Tori Sikkema Photography, AD-Approved Interior Photographer

Each handcrafted window box feels alive with personality. Hannah’s compositions celebrate form, texture, and place, evolving with the seasons yet always maintaining her signature balance of structure and softness. They embody what I love most about editorial photography for designers: stories told through craftsmanship, light, and the language of design.

Floral Design by Hannah Levine, Flornamentum, Photography by Tori Sikkema Photography, AD-Approved Interior Photographer

Artistry Rooted in Storytelling

Hannah’s approach to floral design is grounded in intuition and artistry. She curates each arrangement with a painter’s eye. Pairing vibrant chartreuse with deep aubergine, golden celosia with trailing ivy. The result is a masterclass in floral design photography — layered, tactile, and emotionally resonant.

As an AD-Approved Interior Photographer, I’m always looking for that intersection where craftsmanship meets emotion; where the story lives not just in the object, but in how it’s composed, lived with, and shared. The details echo the same quiet luxury I see in interior design photography: intentional, timeless, and rooted in story.

Floral Design by Hannah Levine, Flornamentum, Photography by Tori Sikkema Photography, AD-Approved Interior Photographer

Design That Cultivates Community

What began as a few thoughtfully composed window boxes has become a neighborhood ritual. Residents pause to admire the latest blooms, swap plant cuttings, and share in the joy of the evolving street. The installations have turned façades into invitations — open doors into a story being co-written by the community.

In a city where space is often constrained, Flornamentum shows us that design doesn’t need a grand footprint to make a lasting impact. It just needs intention. And heart.

Floral Design by Hannah Levine, Flornamentum, Photography by Tori Sikkema Photography, AD-Approved Interior Photographer

Beyond the Garden: Ornamentum

In addition to her work with Flornamentum, Hannah is also the principal of Ornamentum, where she partners with early-stage, high-potential home décor brands to create and implement opportunities for growth. Her ability to merge business strategy with artistry mirrors the same layered thinking behind her floral work — always intentional, always evolving, always human.

Floral Design by Hannah Levine, Flornamentum, Photography by Tori Sikkema Photography, AD-Approved Interior Photographer

It’s this blend of vision and execution that makes her a sought-after creative collaborator — whether designing a window box, advising a brand, or cultivating community. Photographing Hannah’s floral work is a reminder that beauty and design are never static — they shift, grow, and invite conversation. Each frame captures not just color and composition, but the emotional texture of her craft.

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