Vase Flowers for Living Spaces
Between a Parisian apartment and a Chinese tea room.
I create florals for everyday corners and special gatherings, from small vase pieces on your desk to full table and room designs.
My work sits between two worlds: the effortless romance of French florals and the calm structure of Chinese aesthetics.
Each arrangement is a little scene of its own, shaped for how you live, meet, celebrate, and feel.
Lines, Balance, and Silence
These pieces are inspired by Ohara-style upright and slanting arrangements.
Clear lines mark out a quiet boundary, asking the flowers to be disciplined first — and then to grow freely within the rules. In this small frame, restraint and wildness coexist, like emotions that learn how to live gently inside a body.
Here, creativity meets opportunity.
Here, creativity meets opportunity.
Soft Korean-style arrangements for everyday tables
Light, airy, and a little bit playful, these table arrangements are inspired by Korean floral styling, soft pastels, gentle movement, and plenty of breathing room between each stem.
They’re made for real life: breakfast tables, coffee corners, small gatherings with friends. Nothing too serious, just flowers that make the whole space feel brighter, softer, and easier to be in.
On-site floral service
A birthday dinner setting centered around deep red tones, designed to create a restrained yet striking visual contrast within a dark space.
Layered shades of red florals were carefully composed to complement the all-black dress code, resulting in an atmosphere that feels both understated and powerful.
Minimal in form, yet rich in intention, every detail is thoughtfully considered.
In-home floral service
In spaces filled with history, layered, detailed, sometimes overwhelming flowers become a way to breathe. I don’t design to fill the room, but to find where it needs to be softened. A single arrangement can hold the eye, quiet the noise, and bring everything back into balance. It’s not about adding beauty. It’s about revealing it.