In the heart of Manhattan's NoMad district, a new floral design studio is redefining creative gatherings.

House of Three, founded by Kelsie Hayes, offers a versatile creative event space that seamlessly blends floral artistry with collaborative opportunities.

Located just steps from the New York Flower District, this 2,500-square-foot venue is designed to host events, workshops, and content creation sessions.

Hayes, known for her work with high-profile fashion brands, envisions the space as a hub for artists and designers to share their crafts.

House of Three features distinct areas, including a kitchen, living room, makers room, and pantry, each thoughtfully curated to inspire creativity.

The decor combines vintage finds from Mexico City with contemporary pieces, creating an inviting atmosphere.

One of the inaugural events was a collaboration with Veronica Beard's visual team, focusing on Floral Design 101.

Hayes believes that NoMad's burgeoning design community enhances the studio's appeal, offering proximity to design firms and furniture makers.

She notes the area's desirability, citing nearby hotels and restaurants, and the convenience of being close to the flower district for sourcing materials.

House of Three plans to launch a series of workshops, covering topics from flower arranging to live painting and jewelry-making.

The studio also aims to host brand activations, product launches, press previews, trunk shows, and community gatherings.

Hayes emphasizes that the space is designed to feel inviting and cozy, transforming an industrial setting into a creative haven.

She reflects on the project as a catalyst for unleashing her creativity in unexpected ways.