Michael and Alisa Gentilucci were relaxing in their garden amidst planters and garden accents, contemplating their future together. The next year, they launched a business. “We began making molds in our garage and soon realized we were onto something,” says Michael. They bought a property with a dilapidated Victorian cabin, some crumbled out-buildings, and an unfinished warehouse, and turned it into their garden shop, studio, and home. Michael designs the company’s expressive, inspirational garden art, and enlists the talent of local artists to sculpt it. "The positive response we receive from these spirited designs is an extraordinary feeling," he says. "Our customers smile while holding our art, and tell us stories about who they intend to give this gift to."