Floral design for indoor and outdoor spaces
Every space suggests a direction.
Light, proportions, surfaces and the gestures of those who inhabit a place guide the project. Through flowers, branches and vessels, I develop floral compositions and interventions that relate to the setting and its function.
A presence in the space
An entrance, a reception desk, a table or an alcove can become the starting point for a composition.
For private homes and spaces for hospitality, work and commerce, the project considers viewpoints, distances and the everyday use of each room. Floral materials help welcome people and give character to the place.
In dialogue with the outdoors
Courtyards, terraces, gardens and thresholds offer different relationships between materials and landscape.
Each proposal takes exposure, environmental conditions and the intended duration into account. Forms, materials and placement are chosen in relation to the context and how the space will be experienced.
A form that belongs to the place
My research in contemporary floral design is rooted in ikebana Sogetsu practice. Attention to line, proportion and space guides every choice.
The same materials may appear in different projects. Balances, directions and relationships change: each intervention finds its own form, connected to the place and the occasion.
/ Indoor spaces
/ Outdoor spaces
Let’s begin with your space
Tell me about the place and what you would like to introduce or bring into focus. Photographs, approximate dimensions and information about the light help us begin the conversation.
Duration, care and arrangements for the intervention are defined in relation to the project.