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P E A C H E S F L O R A L C O. The boho-themed boutique opened in April not far from the airport. by Chelsea Raineri
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ydney Sievers started Peaches Floral Co. by selling flower arrangements at local salons, pop-ups, and coffeehouses. Having developed a relationship with the owners of Coffee Nature in Costa Mesa, she was offered the unique opportunity to open her boutique inside what was at the time their office. “I was actually on Pinterest for about two weeks when I saw a picture of the archway we have now,” Sievers says. “I sent it to the owner, and she sent me the same photo at the exact same time.” You’ll see the archway to the right of her boutique, allowing customers to walk with ease from her store to grab a cup of coffee or vice versa. Peaches pays homage to Sievers’ beginnings with a dried-flower bar and fresh floral arrangements, and it has a variety of women’s clothing (which she handpicks in L.A.), jewelry, purses, candles, greeting cards, and more. Most of the vendors are O.C.-based women-owned businesses. Some of these brands include Moonchylde Collective, the boutique’s main jewelry line, and Casa Lulo’s fun graphic T-shirts. Every Sunday, you can enjoy a complimentary glass of Champagne while you shop. Stop by on the first Saturday of each month for a pop-up featuring various small businesses in the parking lot just outside of the boutique.
Peaches Floral Co. 355 Bristol St. Costa Mesa
SADDLE UP Large wallet, $45
38 ORA NGE C O AST • September 2021
GOOD BURN Large candle, $27
CROPPED OUT Tank top, $22.50
photograph by E M I LY J . D AV I S
