Our clients already had a clear vision—both technically and stylistically. Providing ample space for plants (both live and cut) was essential regarding the technical aspect. Equally significant was the need for a spacious and functional area for the florist: it was crucial for the staff to have a space where they could wash flowers, fill vases with water, arrange bouquets, and so on. Additionally, we needed to incorporate a sales area for small but delightful accessories such as candles, gifts, dried flowers, and similar items. As for the interior style, we aimed for minimalism and monochromatic tones. It was important for the interior to serve as a backdrop for the flowers rather than competing for attention. It was the concept we adhered to while working on the design.

We created a highly convenient and practical area for the florist, ensuring that everything necessary for their work was readily available. We also paid close attention to lighting—ensuring that customers could view the flowers adequately while the plants received sufficient ultraviolet light. We considered adding a coffee area a beneficial decision—allowing customers to relax and wait while the florist completed their arrangements. Similarly, we maintained the same style for the office interior: minimalist, calm, yet diverse in functionality. Here, we included a meeting area, kitchen, and relaxation zone. Additionally, we equipped space for children, as our clients often collaborate with families. These solutions made the office and boutique comfortable and contributed to our client’s business growth.

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