Frequently Asked Questions
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Bodega Rose is an art and design practice founded by Olivia Rose, focused on sculptural objects, plant-based works, and material studies that draw from New York City culture, street ephemera, and landscape architecture.
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Bodega Rose is led by Olivia Rose, a New York City native with a formal background in Landscape Architecture from Cornell University. The work spans art, design, fashion, and installation, often incorporating botanical materials and everyday urban references.
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Yes. Bodega Rose was an earlier name under which much of the work was produced and published. The practice now operates as Original Rose, with Bodega Rose remaining part of its history and archive.
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Objects include sculptural planters, vases, and functional artworks inspired by sneakers, sports equipment, luxury accessories, and New York street culture. Many pieces reinterpret familiar forms as permanent, handmade objects.
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Yes. Objects are handmade in small batches or as individual pieces, depending on the project. Materials may include ceramics, Jesmonite, resin, concrete, and mixed media.
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Yes. Many works are designed to hold live plants, and plant selection is often considered part of the final composition. Some projects also use botanical materials as sculptural or conceptual elements.
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Select commissions are considered depending on scope and timing. Custom projects may include objects, installations, or collaborations. Use the contact form to share details.
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Yes. Past collaborations have included fashion, footwear, and cultural brands through installations, workshops, live customization, and limited objects.
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The work has been featured by outlets including The New York Times, Hypebae, Highsnobiety, Rolling Stone, and others.
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Bodega Rose originated in New York City. Projects have taken place in New York, across the United States, and internationally.
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Yes. A planting guide is available for the Basketball Planter, including soil depth, drainage options, and step-by-step setup.
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We provide plant recommendations for frequent travelers, focusing on low-water, resilient species that perform well indoors and in sculptural planters.