meet andrea
Founder & Creative Director
her story
"Give me a mood board and I'll make something beautiful.
Show me who you are and I'll make something that's never existed before."
Andrea came to florals sideways — through a classical piano education, a photographer's eye, and years spent studying how colour, light, and form move people before a single stem was ever in her hands. She bought her family's flower shop in 2018 not because flowers were the plan, but because, as it turned out, they were the medium she'd been circling all along.
Her true talent is translation — of a mood, a reference, a feeling that doesn't yet have a shape. Informed by Japanese ikebana, fine art, and an instinct honed across disciplines, her work is sculptural, colour-driven, and deeply deliberate.
"Flowers are just heartbreakingly beautiful, so of course they're all divas. Even stems of the same variety each have their own flavour and mood, and it makes them a challenging medium for art. You have to balance the creative vision with how the flowers want to behave.
I love it."
Her most valuable tool isn't a pair of snips. It's observation. Andrea reads people — their bookshelves, their wardrobes, their music, the way they move through the world — and translates what she finds into botanical work that couldn't have belonged to anyone else. More than once, she has set aside a client's brief entirely and built something new from scratch, rooted in who they actually are rather than what they thought to ask for. It's never been the wrong call.
"I can take somebody's essence and turn it into a physical distillation of colour and form and texture. That was an amazing discovery for me — and it informs everything I do."
When she's not in the studio, she's in the kitchen, in the woods, or losing it at games night with people she loves.
