A woman holding a vase filled with pink, purple, and green flowers, standing indoors with shelves of pottery in the background.
A black and white illustration of a potted plant with flowers and leaves on a textured background.
Illustration of a flowering plant with a bulb base, showing a large pink and brown patterned flower, smaller surrounding buds, and leaves, enclosed within a teardrop-shaped border.

Flowers, writing, photography, and psychology.


EXPLORE THE WORLD OF HAFSA

POP-UPS

FIELD NOTES

WORKSHOPS

INSTALLATIONS

A plain beige textured wall.

— Hafsa & Co. —

floral experiences
for businesses and brands.

From installations and pop-ups to workshops and events, we design memorable flower-filled moments across Nantucket and New England.


EXPLORE THE BLOOMS

A vintage chair with a bouquet of flowers and petals on a tray.
The exterior of a shop with a floral arch around the open door, a sign reading 'Veronica Beard,' and part of a white interior visible through the doorway.
Six men in uniform are hanging a wreath decorated with yellow and white flowers on a lighthouse. Two of the men on the lighthouse are working with ropes, one is holding the wreath, and the others are assisting at ground level.

The Work

- Inside Hafsa + Co -

Every project starts with the client. From there, we choose the flowers and design around what the space calls for and how we want it to feel.

About Hafsa

Hafsa Lewis works with flowers across design, writing, photography, and research, driven by a longstanding curiosity about why they affect us so deeply. Her forthcoming book, Flower Therapy, explores that question through the five senses.

‍ ‍ABOUT HAFSA

Close-up of beige textured fabric surface.
A photo of a window showing reflections of trees with bare branches and a clear sky, overlaid with superimposed blurred flowers in various colors.
A decorative embroidery of an iris flower with elongated leaves, created with white thread on a black background.
A woman with long dark hair smiling and holding a bouquet of pink and purple flowers in a warmly lit room.

Hafsa’s next chapter explores the emotional language of flowers.


FLOWER THERAPY
COMING SPRING 2028

In Flower Therapy, Hafsa examines the profound therapeutic effects of flowers through the five senses, exploring what happens in the brain and body when we see, touch, taste, smell, and hear them.

A detailed botanical illustration of flowering plants with intricate line work, some parts are partially colored in green, yellow, and orange, showing various flowers, leaves, and stems.

Field Notes: