

Grow wild studios
Grow Wild Studios is a sister (Liz) and brother (Tim) owned floral design studio, bringing a new age twist to the traditional art of floral design.
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Nature lovers at heart, we believe in the power of flowers to transform a space while honoring our commitment to our local community.
meet liz + tim
(the humans behind the flowers)

we're all family here!
Liz Shea
Co-Owner &
Lead Designer
Liz is a lover of all things fauna and flora. During her free time you will often find her working in the garden or reading on the patio enjoying the fresh air.
Liz took a leap into the world of entrepreneurship right after high school starting her own jewelry business. Right-brain dominant, and proud of it, she has always had a strong affinity for the arts and is passionate about helping the art community.
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Even upon your first meeting with her, Liz will make you feel welcome and at ease.

let's go adventure!
Tim Shea
Co-Owner &
Managing Partner
Tim is a plant-obsessed dog dad and outdoor adventure lover. He is a self-proclaimed work-aholic but he always finds time to get out into the garden or go on a hike with his two chihuahua mixes, Pickle and Olive.
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Tim has spent the majority of his professional career in the hospitality industry as a manager and financial controller. Though left-brain leaning, art and creativity have always called to him.
A clear air sign, Tim is constantly on the move and looking for the next fun project to sink his claws into.
How we grow
Close to home, light on the earth
The limit to what we can do is merely our imagination!
No 01.
march - Nov.
Our blooms come straight from nearby farms for most of the year, fresh and at their peak.
No 02.
100% reusable
We've moved to fully reusable and sustainable design practices to shrink our footprint.
No 03.
reginal growers
Every order supports the farmers and creatives in our own community.

what drives us is simple
​Flowers tell stories. They hold emotion. They transform space.
They connect people in ways that words often can't. That's the magic we try to bottle up in our work.
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Read more about our origin story in the journal.
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