Floral Grounds started as a self care Sunday ritual. Bouquets and coffee gave it a name, the feel of my favorite coffee shops shaped the aesthetic, and moody tones set the palette. It was never about making something polished, it was about enjoying the vibe I got from creating with flowers.

Now it’s a studio rooted in emotion and creative expression. Every arrangement is meant to feel like a mood — a memory you didn’t know you had, a corner you want to stay in, a little reminder to slow down.

Floral Grounds is my way of making space for connection and creativity. Flowers that carry feeling and atmosphere, designed to be intentional and personal