About Me
About Me
I didn't start as a florist.
My background is in neuroscience , years spent in research, working with data, structure, and precision. It was a world that trained me to observe carefully, think deeply, and pursue clarity.
But life shifted.
After moving to Seattle and stepping away from my research career to focus on family, I found myself drawn outdoors , starting with a small garden. What began as a way to pass time slowly became something more. I started growing flowers, learning their rhythms, and bringing them indoors.
From garden to vase.
That quiet, daily practice became a turning point. I realized I was still working with structure and form , just in a different language. Flowers offered something I hadn't experienced before: a balance between control and spontaneity, softness and strength.
That's how Wave & Form Botanical was born.
To deepen my practice, I began formal training through the Floral Design Institute, studying both technical foundations and design principles. My work is influenced by natural movement, seasonal materials, and a belief that floral design should feel alive , not overly arranged, but thoughtfully shaped.
Today, I create floral pieces for everyday spaces, intimate gatherings, and meaningful moments.
Always guided by nature.
Always searching for balance.