I’ve always been a creative at heart.
But I was put into math and science focused schools from the time I could walk on the weekdays, so my weekends were stacked with art classes, piano lessons, pottery, woodworking, ballet, and of course floral arrangement classes.
My whole life I felt split in two: the practical, and who I really wanted to be.
In college I double majored in psychology (practical) and poetry (the real me). After graduation, the pressure to grow up and “get a real job” won. I spent the next ten years in tech, slowly feeling my sense of wonder slip away.
Then in the summer of 2026, I asked myself: what if? What if I took a chance on myself and committed to doing something I actually wanted to do? It took me months, but I walked away from the cybersecurity company I’d spent almost eight years at, went to floral school, and here we are.
noonchi
Noonchi is a Korean word that roughly translates to reading the room. Thoughtfulness has always been my love language, and during Covid my roommate and I spent hours on our living room floor talking about what it means to have noonchi — and how it makes us feel seen.
That’s how I design, too. I read the person, the occasion, the room, and build the arrangement around the feeling I find there. Every design is thoughtful, personal, and just for you and the recipient. I want to bring that same intimacy and understanding to you. No matter the occasion, no matter whether you have the words or not.
Say it with flowers.