Why go
A coffee counter inside a flower studio
Coffee and matcha are served across a counter that shares its room with a floral design studio, which is the unusual part. Marigold treats the two as one practice: flowers on one side, a daytime café on the other, and the same design sensibility running through both. The Infatuation named it in its 2026 matcha guide, which is the clearest sign that the drinks are not an afterthought to the flowers.
What the studio side does
The floral work is the larger business: sculptural arrangements for weddings, private events and home interiors, from garden parties to large tented receptions, with ceremony arches, tablescapes and seasonal vase arrangements among the pieces the studio is asked for. Seasonal pop-ups run in the same space, so what is happening in the room changes through the year.
How to use it
Come for a matcha or a coffee and stay for the setting rather than a long menu. Service is over the counter, the room is calm and design-led, and it suits a short visit better than an afternoon of work. Choose it when the surroundings matter as much as the cup: it is a café inside a studio, and both halves are visible from the same seat.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Marigold a café or a florist?
Both, in one room. The counter serves coffee and matcha through the day, and The Infatuation listed it in its 2026 matcha guide, while the other half of the space is a floral design studio making sculptural arrangements for weddings, private events and interiors. Seasonal pop-ups run in the same room.
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