Studio

Our studio approaches floristry as a form of botanical art, where each arrangement represents a thoughtful composition of natural elements. The atelier serves as both workspace and creative laboratory, where we explore the relationships between flowers, space, and aesthetic intention.

The foundation of our practice lies in understanding the individual character of each flower. We study how different blooms interact visually, how their forms create rhythm and movement, and how color combinations evoke different moods. This knowledge informs every arrangement we create, ensuring that each composition feels both intentional and naturally harmonious.

Our approach draws inspiration from various artistic traditions, including the principles of Ikebana, which emphasize asymmetry, space, and the relationship between elements. We also look to editorial flower photography and botanical illustration, finding inspiration in how these disciplines capture the essence of floral beauty.

The studio environment itself reflects our philosophy. Natural light, organized work surfaces, and carefully maintained flower storage create conditions that support both technical precision and creative exploration. This space allows us to work methodically while remaining open to spontaneous discoveries that emerge during the composition process.

We believe that floral design should respect the natural qualities of botanical materials. Rather than forcing flowers into predetermined shapes, we work with their inherent forms, allowing stems to curve naturally and blooms to face their preferred directions. This approach creates arrangements that feel alive and authentic, rather than overly manipulated.

Color plays a central role in our work. We explore both harmonious and contrasting palettes, always considering how colors interact and how they contribute to the overall mood of an arrangement. Our color selections often reflect seasonal availability, allowing nature's own palette to guide our choices while we refine and compose.

Texture and form variety create visual interest in our arrangements. We combine smooth petals with textured foliage, delicate blooms with substantial structural elements, creating compositions that invite closer examination. This layering of different botanical elements adds depth and complexity to our work.

The studio maintains relationships with flower growers and suppliers who share our commitment to quality and sustainable practices. We prioritize fresh, well-cared-for flowers, understanding that the quality of our materials directly impacts the quality of our arrangements. This attention to sourcing ensures that we work with the best possible botanical materials.

Our practice continues to evolve as we explore new techniques, discover new flower varieties, and respond to changing aesthetic preferences. The studio serves as a place of both tradition and innovation, where established principles meet contemporary interpretation. This balance allows us to create arrangements that feel both timeless and current.

Ultimately, our studio philosophy centers on creating floral arrangements that enhance spaces and experiences. Whether working on a single bouquet or a large-scale installation, we approach each project with the same attention to detail, the same respect for natural materials, and the same commitment to creating something beautiful and meaningful.