Two Baroque Girls is a luxury floral design studio and curated boutique based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Founded on a love of art, history, craftsmanship, and the poetry of flowers, our work blends baroque romanticism with a modern, high-end sensibility. What began as a bespoke floral studio has grown into an immersive design experience—offering couture-quality florals, custom drapery installations, artistic tablescapes, and a storefront filled with thoughtfully chosen treasures.
Every wedding and environment we create is deeply personal. We believe flowers should move, breathe, and tell a story. Fabrics should transform a space. Tablescapes should feel like small worlds—layered, intentional, and rich with detail. For us, beauty is never accidental; it is crafted with care, intuition, and a reverence for the emotional landscape of each celebration.
We take on a limited number of weddings each year to ensure a genuinely bespoke experience for our couples. This allows us to devote time to developing your aesthetic, understanding your vision, and shaping a wedding design that feels elevated, cohesive, and uniquely yours. From large-scale installations to quiet, poetic details, we design weddings that feel artful, intimate, and unforgettable.
Our storefront extends this philosophy of beauty into everyday life. Here, you’ll find curated linens, candles, glassware, vessels, curiosities, folk art, antiques, and seasonal finds—each chosen because it reflects the artistry and editorial sensibility of our brand. It is a space designed to inspire, to invite discovery, and to bring a touch of the extraordinary into the quotidian.
At Two Baroque Girls, we create with intention. We design with heart. And we believe that beauty—when crafted thoughtfully—has the power to transform a moment, a room, an experience.
We are honored to bring that beauty to your wedding, your home, and your world.
LEDA SALAZAR
Co-Founder, Floral Designer & Creative Director
Born and raised in Santa Fe, Leda Salazar brings the city’s rich artistic heritage and natural beauty directly into the heart of Two Baroque Girls. With a degree in Studio Arts and Art History, Leda is an artist in the truest sense—endlessly imaginative, deeply intuitive, and drawn to the emotional power of color, form, and visual storytelling.
Her work is shaped by a lifelong love of beautiful, curious, and evocative things: flowers that feel alive, unexpected color pairings, sculptural forms, and found objects with history and soul. Leda’s approach blends fine art sensibilities with a modern, editorial eye, resulting in floral compositions and design environments that feel both expressive and deeply refined.
As the daughter in this mother–daughter team, she brings youthful vibrancy and bold creativity to the studio. Her designs are often described as painterly—alive with movement, texture, and color—drawing from her background in art history, her passion for contemporary and classical works, and her fascination with the natural world.
Whether she is sketching a ceremony installation, sculpting a bouquet, or curating a tablescape, Leda approaches each project as an evolving artwork. Her vision is to create beauty that feels personal, meaningful, and transformative—beauty that lingers in memory long after the celebration has ended.
CYBELE CARPENTER
Co-Founder, Floral Designer & Creative Lead
Born and raised in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Cybele Carpenter is the mother in the mother–daughter team behind Two Baroque Girls. With academic degrees in Religious Studies, Evolutionary Anthropology, and Liberal Arts, her curiosity about the world has always shaped the way she sees beauty, structure, and design.
Cybele is inspired by classic aesthetics—timeless color palettes, balanced proportions, and the quiet elegance found in historic art and architecture. She has a particular love for patterns, ratios, and the golden mean, and she brings this sense of harmony into every floral composition and design plan.
As both a floral designer and the business lead for the studio, Cybele blends creativity with organization. She enjoys the practical side of running the business just as much as the artistic work, ensuring that the studio operates smoothly while staying true to its vision.
Her style leans toward the classic, refined, and thoughtfully composed. Whether arranging flowers, choosing linens, or shaping the overall design direction for a wedding, she works with intention and a steady appreciation for beautiful, well-made things