The company
An Open Invitation
We believe that living with plant material — bringing the outside in — is an open invitation to marvel more at the world around us.
That is the whole of it: to be present with nature, even if that presence is with just one plant, elevates our lives and how we experience our homes.
What began as observations in the field — humble years spent making gardens — became a studio dedicated to one idea: connect people to plants with considered objects that blur the lines of interior and exterior.
The work
Design Philosophy
Sirak is an ongoing body of work designed and built as modern day artifacts.
Each one draws its form from antiquity, Greek and Roman precedent abstracted into something spare rather than ornamental. What interests us is not fashion but permanence. Concrete, bronze, stone, glass: materials chosen because they strengthen with age rather than wear with it, a continuation of the same artistic lineage that has outlived its makers for thousands of years.
The Founder
In Service Of
“If you have a library and a garden,
you have all that you need.- Cicero
The line has stayed with founder, Adam Sirak, since long before there was a company to apply it to. It traces back to his horticultural upbringing in Miami, to the masterpiece gardens his parents built, where a conviction formed: that plants hold a kind of extravagance, and that a garden, like a library, is evidence of a life lived richly, and more than that, an expression of it.
Cicero’s words are not only his guiding principle and a personal aspiration. They are also an invitation: to design in service of it, so that others might marvel more at the world around them, too.