Long before I worked with stems, I worked with swatches.

With a background in fashion textile development, design, and interior styling, I approach floral design with a focus on texture, color, proportion, and composition—bringing a distinctly design-driven perspective to each arrangement and space.

Every bloom, branch, texture, and movement is intentionally chosen to create arrangements that feel layered, sophisticated, and naturally connected to their surroundings. Whether designing an intimate arrangement or transforming an entire environment, my goal is to create something that feels both artful and effortlessly beautiful.

My work is supported by years of hands-on experience and continued floral education through the New York Flower School, New York Botanical Garden, Catherine Müller, and Madrid Blooms. I continue to refine my craft through workshops, travel, and collaborations with leading floral artists, constantly exploring new techniques and perspectives.

Blending a fashion-trained eye with a deep understanding of floral artistry allows me to create distinctive, multi-dimensional designs that celebrate texture, movement, and unexpected beauty—transforming flowers into living works of art.