A New Look for Terra Cotta Plant Boutique

I’m excited to share that the Terra Cotta Plant Boutique website has a new look!

The update was about creating a space that truly reflects what the brand has become. Over the past five years, TCPB has grown tremendously, and I wanted the website to reflect that growth.

The online store now has its own section, creating a shopping experience that feels more like walking into a real boutique.

I also took the opportunity to refine the store collections. The “Planters and Supplies” category has been removed, and all planters can now be found within the Home collection. Shoppers can also expect the product selection to reflect a more seasonal rhythm throughout the year.

Moving the store to its own page has also given The Boutique Blog more room to shine on the homepage. I’ve been posting here more regularly, and my goal is to make the blog a weekly Monday update. Each week, you’ll find news about the boutique, upcoming workshops, and the small businesses we carry. I hope it becomes a little weekly highlight you can look forward to, as much as I enjoy sharing it.

The small business directory has been renamed “Meet the Makers” and redesigned to be more visually engaging. The page is easier to explore and more enjoyable to navigate, making it simple to get to know the makers and independent brands we carry.



With workshops and in-person pop-ups, the boutique now extends beyond the online experience. Even though most in-person shopping happens at seasonal markets, I wanted the same sense of care and thoughtfulness to carry through the website.

One of my favorite quotes is from Maya Angelou: “When you know better, do better.” The first version of this website was the best I could do at the time. Since then, I’ve learned a lot about design, my vision, and what this brand truly represents. That clarity is evident on the new site, and I look forward to building on it as the boutique grows and our community expands.

I would love to hear what you think about the updates. Leave a comment and let me know.

Stay botanically inspired,
Brooklyn