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Pushing the boundaries of floral design. Floral | Gifts | Wedding | Event Decor
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07/31/2026
A soccer ball, reimagined as a floral vessel.
Inspired by both the FIFA World Cup and the Golden Snitch from Harry Potter, this piece explores the idea of movement as magic. Rather than treating the football as a symbol, we reimagined it as a container of energyāholding anticipation, momentum, and the spirit of pursuit.
The floral composition follows this idea of suspension: lightness, direction, and controlled imbalance that suggests motion even in stillness. The blue foliage becomes a visual trace of flight, extending beyond the ball like energy released into the air.
At its base, the football appears to dissolve into its surroundings, capturing a fleeting moment where sport becomes movement, and movement becomes magic.
Part football, part Golden Snitch, and part floral sculpture, this piece exists somewhere between reality and fantasy.
What happens when florals become part of movement?
Rather than creating a floral accessory, we wanted to explore how flowers can move as one continuous form.
Wrapping around the arm and extending beyond the hand, the flowers respond to every gesture, shifting and unfolding from different angles.
The result is never completely static. Every movement creates a new composition.
A study of florals, movement, and the space in between.
A Love Story in Butter Yellow & Powder Blue
Inspired by the brideās years in England and the garden setting of VanDusen, this floral design drew from the softness and romance of an English garden.
The colour palette was deeply personal. Blue represented the brideāopen-hearted and embracing like the ocean. Yellow represented the groomāwarm, optimistic, and radiant like sunshine.
Rather than using saturated blue and yellow, we softened the palette with powder blue and butter yellow. Paired with delicate blooms and airy bud-vase arrangements, the design was intentionally composed to reflect the coupleās effortless sense of ease, understated warmth, and gentle nature.
Touches of forget-me-nots were woven throughout the details, quietly echoing a love story shaped by years of long distance, patience, and unwavering commitment.
For us, floral design is never simply about flowers or colour palettes. Itās about translating a coupleās personalities and stories into a space that feels truly like them.
Happy Anniversary, K & P šš©µ
Planning & Design: WeDo Event Group Jessie L
Decor & Floral: Fang Design Studio
Photography: Ćme Collective Inc.
MUA: MomoLiu makeup&hair studio
Stationery: Wedding Stationers, DIY digital templates and tutorials Jessie L
Peter Zhong
06/22/2026
We explored the relationship between contrast and balance.
Soft green textures meet clustered alliums, while driftwood acts as a visual bridge between the two forms. Each material carries its own character, yet together they create a composition that feels connected rather than divided.
Instead of relying on a single focal point, the piece was built through a series of visual conversationsādensity and openness, texture and form, weight and lightness.
Inspired by the layered ecosystems of the West Coast, Forest Rhythm reflects the idea that harmony in nature is often created through difference rather than uniformity.
A study of contrast, rhythm, and coexistence through floral design.
FOREST RHYTHM
This piece was inspired by the layered character of West Coast forests.
Wood, moss, florals, and air plants were brought together to create a composition that feels both structured and organic.
Instead of arranging flowers as individual focal elements, we focused on how different materials could interact to create rhythm throughout the piece. Repetition, variation, and negative space became just as important as the flowers themselves.
The intention was not simply to decorate a surface, but to introduce a sense of atmosphereāone that feels grounded, immersive, and connected to the surrounding environment.
A floral interpretation of rhythm found in nature.
Floral & Design: Fang Design Studio
Photographer: Mike Ye
Planning: Vincent Tak Go
Venue: EX+Lounge
06/19/2026
Inspired by the way growth happens in nature, this piece explores how florals can move beyond decoration and become part of a larger composition.
Layers of moss create depth and texture, while flowers emerge at different heights and directions, introducing movement throughout the form.
Rather than arranging every bloom around a focal point, we focused on creating a sense of rhythmāallowing the composition to feel organic, expansive, and alive.
An exploration of structure, movement, and growth through floral design.
SPRING ECHO
This piece began with a question:
What if floral design could be experienced as a landscape, rather than an arrangement?
Inspired by the early spring, this work explores how florals can extend beyond a focal point and become part of the surrounding environment.
As the video unfolds, moss creates layered terrain, while florals are placed across different elevations, echoing a more natural rhythm of growth.
Rather than recreating nature, the intention is to interpret itātranslating growth, movement, and spatial rhythm into form.
The result sits somewhere between floral design and landscape, inviting you to experience the space before noticing the flowers themselves.
We donāt just design florals.
We design how a space is felt.
Floral & Design: Fang Design Studio Jessie L
Photographer: Mike Ye
Planning: Vincent Tak Go
Venue: EX+LOUNGE
06/17/2026
Michelob ULTRA, reimagined for Fatherās Day. ā½šŗ
Inspired by one of the official b**r sponsors of the FIFA World Cup 2026, this Fatherās Day concept brings together football, movement, and celebration through florals.
Using Michelob ULTRAās signature red and blue palette, we translated the energy of the game into sculptural botanical forms and dynamic wire elements that evoke momentum, play, and excitement.
Football stress balls were incorporated as a playful nod to both the beautiful game and something many dads deserve a little more of ā time to recharge and enjoy the moments that matter.
Because Fatherās Day isnāt only about slowing down.
Sometimes, itās about kicking back with a cold b**r, watching the match, and celebrating the things we love.
ā½šŗ A Fatherās Day concept inspired by football, movement, and the joy of the game.
How do you translate a gamified brand experience into form?
For this project, we looked beyond florals and focused on the visual language of the brand itself.
Four brand colours became four design expressions.
Rather than replicating logos or graphics, we explored how colour, movement, interaction, and progression could be translated into physical form.
Through folded foliage, sculptural lines, monochromatic palettes, and controlled compositions, each piece became an extension of the event identity.
Because successful brand experiences arenāt just seen.
Theyāre felt through the space.
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