Nordblooms Brings Sustainable Luxury to BDNY 2025

New York’s pioneering preserved-floral studio joins forces with Cuzine at Javits Center, showcasing long-lasting botanicals at Booth 3247.

Boutique Design New York (BDNY) – the premier trade fair for the boutique hospitality design community – returns to the Jacob K. Javits Center on November 9–10, 2025. This year, Nordblooms, New York’s only studio specializing in 100% real preserved flowers, plants, and greenery, will exhibit at BDNY courtesy of custom-kitchen firm Cuzine (Booth 3247). The collaboration puts Nordblooms’ new 2025 collection in the spotlight at a show renowned for inspiring high-end design.

Nordblooms transforms fresh blooms into stunning, maintenance-free installations. “No watering, no upkeep, no wilting, just year-round beauty.” Its preserved arrangements use real flowers treated with eco-friendly botanical techniques, so each piece stays vibrantly “beautiful for a whole year” without any care. These luxurious, 100% natural designs are tailored for hospitality interiors, featuring elegant table displays, sculptural bouquets, and leafy planters that add warmth and calm. Each arrangement is custom-curated, delivering sophisticated style and serenity to lobbies, guest rooms, or lounges without the hassle or waste of fresh florals.

Nordblooms’ portfolio offers “a complete floral and greenery solution, including preserved trees, planters, and moss walls.” The 2025 line features dramatic green walls and moss-panel accents, artful dried-flower sculptures, bespoke planter installations, and even full-size preserved trees. From a moss-framed logo wall to a freestanding mixed-bloom installation, each piece is handcrafted for luxury spaces. The result is a cohesive, immersive effect preserved flora that transforms concrete interiors into lush, refined environments.

“Luxury, to me, is about living beautifully – with less waste, less upkeep, and more meaning,” says Nordblooms founder Isabelle. Sustainability is built into every design: the company offers the beauty of fresh botanicals in a zero-maintenance form. The brand’s ethos aligns perfectly with today’s hospitality values of style and serenity. Each preserved installation brings an element of tranquil, biophilic design, a quiet green escape that complements a luxury aesthetic while honoring eco-friendly principles.

Looking ahead to BDNY, Isabelle adds, “We’re thrilled to join BDNY 2025 alongside Cuzine. It’s the perfect platform to show how preserved flowers can bring enduring elegance and sustainability to luxury interiors. We can’t wait to welcome visitors at Booth 3247 and inspire designers with our new collection of botanical installations.”

Industry visitors are invited to visit Nordblooms at Booth 3247 and experience the brand’s living luxury designs firsthand.