The Fleur De Lis House is an artist-led botanical art house transforming meaningful flowers into original works of art.
Founded by designer, former creative director, and artist Danielle DeBoe Harper, The Fleur De Lis House creates one-of-one botanical compositions from hand-preserved flowers—including wedding bouquets, bespoke commissions, and original fine art.
From her Northeast Ohio studio, Danielle approaches preservation as an artist rather than simply recreating a bouquet. Flowers are carefully dismantled, pressed, preserved, edited, and ultimately recomposed into an entirely new work of art—guided by color, movement, proportion, negative space, and the natural character of the flowers themselves.
Every Fleur De Lis House artwork is preserved and composed by Danielle by hand.
For press inquiries, interviews, expert commentary, studio visits, high-resolution imagery, or collaborations, please contact:
Danielle DeBoe Harper
Founder + Artist
Danielle@thefleurdelishouse.com
As Seen In
Danielle's design expertise, creative work, and perspective have been featured by national and regional design and lifestyle media throughout her career.
MEET THE ARTIST
A creative career that has come full circle.
Danielle DeBoe Harper's return to the wedding world with The Fleur De Lis House isn't entirely a new chapter. It's a return to one of her earliest ones.
A designer, creative director, artist, and lifelong creative entrepreneur, Danielle first entered the wedding industry after designing her own highly personal 2012 Cleveland wedding. The celebration became the cover story of Cleveland Magazine's Elegant Wedding and inspired Danielle to launch her own wedding and event design practice, where she went on to design celebrations for more than 35 couples.
Her career would later take her into nearly a decade of creative leadership at Moen, where she worked across creative direction, design storytelling, photography, and trend forecasting and became a nationally quoted design authority.
Today, those worlds have converged at The Fleur De Lis House.
Danielle has returned to weddings from an entirely new perspective: creating what remains after the celebration. Drawing upon decades spent thinking about composition, color, interiors, storytelling, and personal expression, she transforms wedding flowers into original botanical artworks designed to live beautifully within the home.
SELECTED PRESS
ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST
Kitchen Forecast 2024: The Professional's Guide to Today's Culinary Spaces
Danielle contributes her perspective on personalization, individual expression, and the evolving kitchen as a design authority for Moen.
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
What to Know About Japandi Style, According to Designers
Danielle shares her perspective on craftsmanship, natural materials, warm woods, and the balance of simplicity and warmth defining Japandi interiors.
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
15 Bathroom Details Experts Say You're About to See Everywhere
Danielle joins a group of design experts forecasting emerging bathroom trends, contributing her perspective on mixed metals, matte materials, and evolving approaches to finishes.
CLEVELAND MAGAZINE · ELEGANT WEDDING
Cover Story — Made in CLE
Danielle and Westleigh Harper's 2012 wedding was featured as the cover story of Cleveland Magazine's Elegant Wedding. Designed by Danielle as a deeply personal celebration of Cleveland, the wedding reflected the same approach that would soon lead her to launch her own wedding and event design practice: highly individual, visually considered, and rooted in storytelling rather than convention.
A Fashionista Gets Married — Cleveland Magazine
APARTMENT THERAPY
This Tiny Tweak Can Make Subway Tile More Modern
Danielle weighs in on the movement toward square tile and increasingly individual, handcrafted, and textural approaches to interiors.
KITCHEN & BATH BUSINESS
Design for All: The Beauty of Personal Choice
Following Danielle's presentation of Moen's 2025 Design Trends forecast, Kitchen & Bath Business explores her perspective on the industry's movement toward more personal, expressive, and emotionally resonant interiors.
NATIONAL KITCHEN & BATH ASSOCIATION
5 Plumbing Trends
The National Kitchen & Bath Association features Danielle as a Moen design expert discussing wellness, technology, sustainability, personalization, and emerging directions in kitchen and bath design.
CLEVELAND MAGAZINE
The New Face of Retail
Cleveland Magazine profiles Danielle's earlier career as a designer, retailer, entrepreneur, and advocate for Cleveland's independent creative community, including her founding of Room Service and Made in the 216.
SPEAKING & RECOGNITION
TEDxCLE
Living a Passionate Life
Selected as a speaker for the inaugural TEDxCLE, Danielle spoke about creativity, entrepreneurship, Cleveland's independent creative community, and building a meaningful life around the work you believe in.
[WATCH DANIELLE'S TEDxCLE TALK]
CLEVELAND SCENE
Best Cleveland-Minded Entrepreneur · Best Entrepreneur
Danielle's early contributions to Cleveland's independent retail, design, and creative community were recognized by Cleveland Scene, including honors for Best Cleveland-Minded Entrepreneur and Best Entrepreneur.
STORY IDEAS
THE NEW HEIRLOOM
Why couples are turning their wedding bouquets into original art for the home.
A look at the evolution of wedding preservation from sentimental keepsake to considered, commissioned artwork.
FROM BOUQUET TO ORIGINAL ART
What actually happens to wedding flowers after they arrive at a preservation artist's studio?
A highly visual journey from fresh bouquet through dismantling, pressing, preservation, composition, and framing.
SENTIMENTAL WITHOUT LOOKING SENTIMENTAL
How personal history can become sophisticated art for an interior.
Danielle's perspective as a designer and artist on creating objects that carry enormous emotional meaning without allowing sentimentality to dictate the aesthetic.
THE SCIENCE OF PRESERVING FLOWERS
Why flowers change color, shape, and character during preservation.
Danielle can speak about moisture, oxidation, flower structure, pigment changes, pressing techniques, and why challenging varieties such as roses, peonies, dahlias, and ranunculus require different approaches.
FROM CREATIVE DIRECTOR TO BOTANICAL ARTIST
A creative career, pressed into flowers.
After decades working across interiors, retail, branding, creative direction, and trend forecasting, Danielle left corporate creative leadership to build an artist-led business around an entirely different material.
MADE IN CLEVELAND, COLLECTED NATIONWIDE
Inside the Northeast Ohio studio creating deeply personal artwork for clients across the country.
A local creative-business story about art, entrepreneurship, weddings, interiors, and building a nationally relevant luxury brand from Cleveland.
EXPERT COMMENTARY
Danielle is available as an expert source on:
Wedding bouquet preservation · Wedding-day flower care · Pressed flowers · Botanical art · Flowers and interiors · Color and materiality · Design trends · Personalized interiors · Creative direction · Creative entrepreneurship · Career reinvention
Short-turnaround commentary for editorial deadlines is welcome.
MEDIA RESOURCES
Available Upon Request
Founder Portraits
High-resolution portraits of Danielle DeBoe Harper.
Studio & Process Imagery
Flower preparation, traditional presses, preserved specimens, composition, and framing.
Bridal Before & After Imagery
Original wedding bouquets paired with their completed Fleur De Lis House artworks.
Finished Artwork
High-resolution photography of bridal commissions, bespoke botanical artworks, and original fine art.
Interior Photography
Finished Fleur De Lis House artwork styled and installed within residential interiors.
Founder Biography
Short and full-length biographies available for editorial use.
Company Background
Fleur De Lis House overview, preservation process, commission information, and artist statement.
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