“A plant is a small, daily reminder that care changes everything.”
Not everyone will understand your time, your choices, or the way you decided to grow. And that's all right.
There are stages where we need to stop fitting into other people's expectations and simply allow our own nature to appear.
Growing up takes courage. And blooming, sometimes, is just choosing to continue being who you are — entirely.
— The House of Amor
La Casa Del Amor is Heather Close's growing room and plant studio. Rooted in centuries-old Japanese botanical traditions, we hand-sculpt structural kokedamas, mount striking exotic varieties, and curate unique living decor.
We create living pieces with patience, curiosity, and a deep love for the strange and beautiful.
Start with a feeling. We’ll point you toward a collection to explore.
Selected with intentionExplore sculptural kokedama for a shelf, a table, or a corner that needs a little life.
Explore kokedamaBring a piece home. Make it part of your day.
Notice how light moves through your room. Follow the care guidance for the variety you choose.
A pause to check the moss, turn a leaf toward the light, and notice what has changed.
Living art is never quite finished. New growth becomes part of the piece, and part of your home.
Submerge the moss ball in room-temperature water for ten to fifteen minutes. Let it drink slowly, then drain completely before returning it home.
Choose bright, indirect light. A gentle east-facing window keeps foliage vivid without drying the moss or scorching tender leaves.
Remove tired leaves with clean scissors and turn your piece weekly. Small, regular attention encourages balanced, expressive growth.
