I first saw New York during my Au Pair year and something in me just knew. The architecture, the pace, the openness of the people — it had a magnetic quality I had never encountered anywhere else. Years later, when the opportunity came to go back, I did not hesitate.

I spent over a decade freelancing across New York and Los Angeles — two cities, two completely different energies, both unforgettable. New York gave me rigour, ambition, and access to some of the most discerning clients and extraordinary spaces I have ever worked in. Los Angeles gave me something else entirely — a looser, sun-drenched creativity and a different way of seeing. Both shaped how I work today.

What I loved most was never just the flowers. It was the whole world that surrounds them. The changing locations. The way an empty venue transforms over hours of work into something that stops people in the doorway. The moment a wedding comes together after days of calculating, sourcing, designing, and building — and you step back and see it whole for the first time. That feeling never gets old.

It still does not.

I work with other creatives often and that collaborative energy is something I genuinely thrive on. The best decisions on a set are sometimes made in the moment, sparked by the energy in the room. I have learned to leave space for that.

Returning to Berlin, I brought everything with me — the craft, the perspective, and the hunger for work that means something. My studio serves clients across Germany and Europe, from private residences and boutique hotels to Fashion Week productions and editorial sets. Every project, whether a limited edition print or a large-scale installation, begins with the same question: what should this feel like when it is finished?