Teressa Johnson smiling and holding a bouquet of flowers outside in a lush green garden.
A cozy kitchen nook with a wooden table set for breakfast, featuring a bowl of apples, a loaf of bread, and yellow and green apples. There are pillows on the built-in corner bench, a framed picture on the wall, and a window letting in natural light with a view of greenery outside. A wicker pendant lamp hangs from the ceiling.
Woman with shoulder-length brown hair arranging a bouquet of white and pink flowers in a kitchen or floral shop with open wooden shelves, plants, and decorative bowls.

OUR STUDIO

Teressa Johnson Studio offers a range of styling services across interiors, florals, gatherings, installations, and visual storytelling. Each project is approached with care, collaboration, and an intuitive eye—bringing warmth, texture, and thoughtful detail to every space and moment.

A woman is standing at the doorway of a white house, holding a basket of flowers, wearing a white skirt and beige sweater, smiling, with a garden and plants outside.
A wooden table with green plants in a large vase, a melon, plates, and a candle in front of a textured brick wall in a rustic kitchen or dining area.
Four empty wine glasses on a textured surface with shadows of leaves cast by sunlight.
A modern kitchen with a large window overlooking trees, featuring light mint green cabinets, a white countertop, black faucet, and various fruits and bottles on the counter. There are two navy blue chairs with a small round table holding a drink and food, and decorative items including a large floral arrangement, mirror, and glassware.
Decorative shelf with a framed landscape painting, a white vase with white flowers, a bottle of white wine, a glass, and bowls of fruit on a white marble countertop.

ABOUT / TERESSA JOHNSON

At the heart of the studio is Teressa Johnson—an intuitive stylist inspired by travel, seasonal materials, and the way people inhabit space. Her work blends art and experience, shaping moments that feel personal, layered, and inviting.

Woman wearing a straw hat with a black band, arranging flowers and greenery on a table outdoors.
A decorative illustration of a thin, curved branch with leaves

Our apProach

Teressa’s approach is rooted in listening first—understanding the people, place, and purpose behind each project. From interiors and gatherings to installations and brand work, she blends instinct with experience, layering materials, objects, and florals to create scenes that feel effortless yet intentional. Every project is hands-on and collaborative, guided by curiosity, trust, and a deep respect for process.

What distinguishes the studio is an attention to detail that goes beyond aesthetics. We focus on the small, thoughtful moments—the texture of a material, the placement of a stem, the way a space feels when you enter it. With a calm, flexible way of working and a belief that beauty should feel lived-in rather than staged, we create work that is warm, honest, and quietly impactful.

Person holding a bunch of green olive branches, wearing a cream sweater and brown skirt, with a blurred outdoor background.
A sketchbook with floral sketches and color swatches, a branch with white blossoms, a dried plant, and light-colored fabric on a woven surface.
Stylized illustration of a branch with leaves against a black background.

what guides the work

The studio is guided by a belief that spaces should feel lived-in, not staged. We pay close attention to how light moves through a room, how materials interact, and how people experience a space over time. This perspective shapes every project we take on and informs the way we collaborate, style, and refine our work.

A yellow pear with a dried leaf on top, with one half of a sliced pear showing the inside, placed on a light-colored surface with sunlight casting shadows.
A vintage wooden dresser with four drawers, ornate handles, and carved details, positioned against a light green wall with a modern abstract painting above it. On top of the dresser are a flower arrangement, a small stack of books, a decorative box, some plates, and a beige table lamp with a fabric shade. A woven bag and basket sit on the floor beside the dresser.

Studio Notes

Observations, preferences, long-held convictions, and a few opinions formed along the way.

  • As a rule, Teressa does not love things that contain flour. This includes pizza. However, when traveling, farmers’ markets are always the first stop—followed closely by coffee shops—as they remain the best way to understand a place.

  • The studio is built on a long-standing partnership—24 years known, 16 years married. Marriage is both difficult and beautiful. Emphasis on difficult. Also beautiful, but let’s be honest.

  • Words matter. They have the power to bring life—or the opposite—so they’re chosen with care, intention, and occasional restraint.

White outline of a small branch with a flower against a black background.

  • Teressa is Fourth of five. Likely a 4w3. Deeply devoted to siblings. Interpret accordingly.

  • Rolling hills, olive groves, vineyards, wide-open space. Sunshine, rain, or snow—it doesn’t matter, as long as there’s natural light and room to breathe.

  • If time travel were possible, Johnny Cash and June Carter would be non-negotiable. Entirely unintentionally, the kids’ middle names happen to be John and June.

featured press

Selected features highlighting the studio’s work across interiors, styling, and creative environments