I’ve been creating with my hands since as early as I can remember — through music, fashion design, writing, styling my room, painting with my artist mom, or seasoning my cucumbers with Tajín and salt. I believe that EVERYONE is creative and has an innate birthright to create. When I design florals, I like to imagine I’m painting on a canvas or creating a meal for my best friend. Or writing a poem to be performed at a royal wedding. When it comes down to it, floral design works best when I frame it through a lens of play and a vibrant imagination.

Pictured above, you’ll see some images of my family (my grandmother Maria, my husband Caleb), some photos I took while living in Costa Rica of the nature around me, my mom’s graffiti art, little me, and traces of music. I am a musician first and foremost, and my dream is to be a touring artist one day, singing about love and common human experiences.

I find that I do my best floral work when I can connect with my clients/creative partners. If we become friends and connect over life, face to face, my creative senses will be fully activated and I’ll create magic that both of us are wowed by.