what are we about?

We are a small business that loves what we do and are passionate about bringing the beauty of nature into everyday spaces. At Terra Coastal Design, we believe nature has a unique way of grounding us, offering a much-needed reset in today’s fast-paced world.
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While we adore real florals, their fleeting charm inspired us to craft high-quality, realistic floral arrangements that bring enduring beauty to your home or office. Each piece is thoughtfully designed to add warmth, texture, and tranquility to your space.

​Sustainability is at the heart of our work. We love upcycling and recycling, transforming vintage containers and forgotten treasures into one-of-a-kind designs. By repurposing materials, we create meaningful pieces with character and history while reducing waste.

At Terra Coastal Design, we’re creators and nature enthusiasts dedicated to making the world a little more beautiful. Whether you’re seeking a statement piece, seasonal centerpiece, or thoughtful gift, we’re here to help you find a design that speaks to you.
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Let us help you bring the serenity of nature into your world — because we all deserve a little more nature in our lives.

A portion of all net proceeds is donated to the Association to Preserve Cape Cod, (APCC), a non-profit organization committed to protecting, preserving, and enhancing the resources of Cape Cod

who are we?

Beth Johnson
Owner & Designer

Established in 2020, Terra Coastal Design is the professional culmination of Beth's lifelong love for interior and exterior design. She's been creating spectacular seasonal arrangements, faux floral centerpieces and colorful container gardens for more than 35 years. Her designs are inspired by the natural beauty of where the land meets the sea on her home on Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

​Beth brings more than 30 years of graphic design experience as well as a bachelor's degree in landscape architecture from Pennsylvania State University to augment her expertise. In her spare time, Beth is an active member of the Osterville Garden Club and a past president of the Historical Society of Santuit and Cotuit.