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Joy Box Flowers Opens New Flower Shop and Design Studio

1Monica Delgado
Monica Delgado
2Layla Asgari, Brandon Bourque and Derrick Shore
Layla Asgari, Brandon Bourque and Derrick Shore
3Layla Asgari, Brandon Bourque and Derrick Shore
Layla Asgari, Brandon Bourque and Derrick Shore
4JoyBox Studio Space
JoyBox Studio Space
5JoyBox Studio Space
JoyBox Studio Space
6Humaira Ghazali and Mahal Fatima
Humaira Ghazali and Mahal Fatima
7Humaira Ghazali and Mahal Fatima
Humaira Ghazali and Mahal Fatima
8Layla Asgari and Staci Henderson
Layla Asgari and Staci Henderson
9Jean Wilson, John Seip IV and Lois de Armas
Jean Wilson, John Seip IV and Lois de Armas
10Jean Wilson, John Seip IV and Lois de Armas
Jean Wilson, John Seip IV and Lois de Armas
11JoyBox Floral Design
JoyBox Floral Design
12Madelyn Hubbard, Anika Jackson, Lois de Armas and Shannah Quinn
Madelyn Hubbard, Anika Jackson, Lois de Armas and Shannah Quinn
13Layla Asgari and Staci Henderson
Layla Asgari and Staci Henderson
14Layla Asgari and Nancy Almodavar
Layla Asgari and Nancy Almodavar
15Layla Asgari and Nancy Almodavar
Layla Asgari and Nancy Almodavar
16Staci and Dr. Quang Henderson
Staci and Dr. Quang Henderson
17Madelyn Hubbard, Anika Jackson, Lois de Armas and Shannah Quinn
Madelyn Hubbard, Anika Jackson, Lois de Armas and Shannah Quinn
18JoyBox Floral Design
JoyBox Floral Design
19JoyBox Love Collection
JoyBox Love Collection
20JoyBox Love Collection
JoyBox Love Collection
21Staci and Dr. Quang Henderson
Staci and Dr. Quang Henderson
22Monica Delgado
Monica Delgado

Houston’s most Instagrammable flower shop and working design studio, Joy Box Flowers, opened the doors to their new studio on 1907 Sabine Street for a VIP Press Party on July 26. Noted guests in attendance included KPRC’s Houston Life host Derrick Shore, Brandon Bourque, Nancy Almodavar, Lisa Gielser, Clifford Pugh, Ruchi Mukerjee,  Jean Wilson, Neera Patidar, Iradia Brown, Amanda Abiassi, John Seip IV, Chris Mulcahy, Fritz MacDonald, Alex Grover and Justin Garcia.

Joy Box Flowers owners Layla Asgari and Staci Henderson started the floral design company out of Staci’s home before expanding to a garage, now selling out of high-end retail destinations like Nordstrom and River Oaks District. Today the line includes their signature fresh arrangements in locally sourced wooden boxes, a luxury hat box line, and the “Everlasting Collection” in which roses last up to three full years without care. Locals can stop by the studio to pick up pre-made arrangements, create their own takeaway bouquet or signup for floral design workshops via their website.