Sustainable Gifting in Seattle Just Got Easier

At Campanula Design Studio in Magnolia Village, we believe gifting should feel beautiful — not wasteful.

That’s why we’re excited to introduce our new Basket Return Credit Program, designed to make sustainable gifting in Seattle simple and rewarding.

How the Basket Return Credit Works

If you receive one of our Campanula gift baskets, simply bring the empty basket back to our Magnolia shop and receive store credit toward your next in-store purchase.

$10 credit for returned Signature Baskets
$5 credit for returned Petit Panier Baskets, Cheers Baskets and Wooden Gift Boxes.

No complicated steps. No forms. Just thoughtful reuse.

Why We’re Doing This

Our gift baskets are made with durable, high-quality materials designed to last. Instead of discarding them, we want to give them a second life.

This program allows us to:

  • Reduce packaging waste in our community

  • Reuse and repurpose quality materials

  • Encourage eco-friendly gift giving

  • Reward our customers for participating in sustainability

Inspired by the bounty of our orchards, this petite basket is a celebration of the state of Washington. Out on Orcas Island, Girl Meets Dirt is hand making beautiful award winning heritage fruit preserves in copper pots. A selection of products including one spoon preserve, one cutting preserve, and two mini shrubs complete this basket.

Supporting Sustainable Shopping in Magnolia

As a small business in Seattle, we’re always looking for ways to reduce our environmental footprint while continuing to offer beautiful floral arrangements, curated gift baskets, and thoughtful retail items.

The Basket Return Credit Program is one more way we’re working toward more sustainable retail practices.

Visit Campanula Design Studio

If you’ve received one of our gift baskets, bring it back during business hours and let us thank you with store credit toward your next purchase.

Together, we can make gifting more beautiful — and more sustainable.

Campanula Design Studio
Magnolia Village, Seattle

February 27, 2026 — Melissa Mercado-Denke

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