To Live in Color began as an inclusion consulting company, rooted in years of designing equity-driven programs for institutions like Microsoft and The Bechtler Museum. But in 2020, amidst a global pandemic and national unrest, my work began to shift.

I started delivering flowers to Black women in Charlotte—what became Giving Black Women Their Flowers. It was a cultural offering, a reminder that joy, art, and belonging don’t need institutional permission. They live most powerfully in our homes and communities.

From there, To Live in Color bloomed into something new: a cultural home for creative wellness, floral storytelling, and intentional design—where community care and artistic integrity meet.