“Floral artist Bella Meyer was born in Paris and grew up in France under the creative influence of her grandfather, artist Marc Chagall.” -

Architectural Digest

"Thank you for continuing to out-do yourself with every event. We are so blessed to have FleursBELLA in our lives."

- Glenn Stiskal, Director of Special Events, BAM

Fleurs Bella is an enchanted kingdom, as much moss and tree bark as tulips and roses. If not quite an alternate universe, it's at least its own welcoming little solar system.

-Wall Street Journal

fleursBELLA celebrates New Yorkers with Flowers

-flowermag

“Fleurs Bella is a New York City boutique florist and events company creating artful flower arrangements from seasonal blooms for special occasions.”

-Big Review TV

Gioia Magazine - “The Flower Graffiti movement born from Bella’s love…”

“NYBG’s annual Orchid Dinner in the Grand Ballroom of The Plaza. The dinner included stunning large-scale table centerpieces created by a group of New York’s leading designers… “

-The Martha Stewart Blog

An Insightful Conversation with Master Florist and fleursBELLA founder, Bella Meyer -

Pratt Institute School of Continuing and Professional Studies

“A Flower Designer Who Uses the Vase as Her Canvas”

-The New York Times

“ Bella and the Chagall family's love affair with flowers.”

— BBc

“FleursBELLA hangs reams of paper an’d mingles quills with flowers to bring a russian story to life on stage at BAM”

— BIZBAsh

“Bella Meyer discusses the gifts and burden's of being the granddaughter of Marc Chagall”

-Forward the Jewish Daily

”FleursBELLA is a charming store well worth visiting, as it reflects all of Bella’s own artistic talents and her childhood memories.”

-Manhattan Sideways

" . . . finding this place has been the most exciting thing to happen to me all week." 

-The New York Times Style Magazine

“Bella Meyer picks the rainiest, cloudiest, most miserable days to do her graffiti.”

-the villager

Opening Preview of Chagall's Le Cirque with Bella Meyer

“In the dinner room, tables were paved with a layer of figs, moss, mushrooms, ranunculi, and onions, the work of the florist Bella Meyer, a granddaughter of Marc Chagall. “The plants offer themselves completely,”

-The New Yorker