Verge & Vessel
A little more green, right where you are.
An urban garden house for leafy rooms, honest vessels, and the habit of tending something small between sidewalks and sky — browse by plant shape, planter form, and the corners you already live in.
Steel ribs, chalk walls, and leaves catching light along a working bench — the kind of greenhouse that lives inside the city block.
Browse by room
Four ways into the house
Plant habits
Upright, trailing, and sculptural silhouettes for shelves, corners, and hanging rails.
Small spaces
Sill trays, balcony rails, and vertical pockets that respect tight footprints.
From seed
Shallow cells, warm light, and patient transplanting when roots nudge the wall.
Greenhouse view
How glass, steel, and plants read as architecture against brick and skyline.
On the bench
Vessels before volume
We think in rim diameter, drain holes, and the weight a rail can forgive — terracotta that breathes, glaze that holds moisture, and fiber pots that ease the shock of transplanting.
