MADE FOR FALL
Artist-Designed
Original art by Kate Spain
Dual-Layer Protection
Premium protection, no bulk
MagSafe Compatible
Snaps to chargers and grips
Sustainably Made
Made to order, zero-waste
DROP PROTECTION
Pretty + Tough
Botanical art you'll love. Dual-layer protection you can trust.
Shock-absorbing inner layer and hard outer shell — tested to endure everyday dings and drops.
YOU MAKE THE CALL
Fall-ish or Fa-la-la?
About Floriori
Meet the artist behind every design. Take a garden tour and learn more about what inspires and nurtures our small business.
Grow Wild
Seasonal plant care tips and wildlife-friendly gardening practices. Proudly supporting the National Wildlife Federation.
Leave a Little Wild
Autumn’s color is more than a pretty show. Native shrubs with berries help feed birds, while fallen leaves shelter overwintering insects. Leave berry-bearing branches for wildlife to enjoy, and gently rake loose leaves into planting beds rather than bagging them for the curb. Keep lawns and walkways clear, but let a few garden corners stay a little wild. Those last flowers, colorful leaves, and berries still have plenty to offer as the seasons change.
Garden for Wildlife
We are a proud supporter of the National Wildlife Federation and their ongoing mission to help homeowners bring beneficial plants into their yards to support biodiversity and native pollinators. It's a cause close to our hearts — the same blooms that inspire our designs help sustain the bees and butterflies our gardens depend on. If you purchase plants through their website, we earn a small percentage as an affiliate.
Let the Seed Heads Stay
The flowers may be finished, but the garden is still serving dinner. Leave the seed heads of coneflowers, black-eyed Susans, and other seed-bearing plants standing for birds to visit through fall and winter. Goldfinches are especially fond of coneflower seeds, and dried stems add texture long after the petals are gone. You don’t need to leave everything untouched. Start with a small patch near a window and see who stops by for a meal.