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Join us for a great morning of flower design. The Sampler classes are for individuals who want to try out our school and go home with a wealth of knowledge about the world of flower designing. It’s three great projects covering American to European design. All your flowers and containers will be provided as well. In this class you learn how to keep...

Life is stressful and at times chaotic. Practicing Ikebana involves calming and focusing one’s mind. It is learning and developing a new approach to the beauty found in nature all around us.  Students gain two sets of benefits;  one, the skill/process of arranging flowers that is relaxing,  and second, students will bring home...

In this workshop you will learn the manipulation and the observation of materials, as they are best used to gain the objectives expressed in the Japanese view of flower arranging following the curriculum of the OHARA form of Ikebana done in a low bowl using moribana style, meaning "piled-up."  Advanced class for continuing students or those with...

Did you know that Oktoberfest traditionally starts in September? No worries...we will celebrate it with you with fall flowers inspired by old fashioned German beers. All types of beers come in all types of glasses. Kit & Casey have been to the famed Munich Hofbrau house and sampled a few Hefeweizen, but in this class we'll explore how to use...

The Beginners Open Studios are for people interested in floral design who want to try working with flowers and learn some very helpful tips and tricks. This studio class provides the opportunity to create a beautiful, seasonal arrangement while learning professional design basics.  This is a great way to introduce yourself to the world of floral...

Okay...these last for months! We show you the secret and we have some one-of-a-kind succulents to add, too. We've been teaching this class for over a decade and it's one of the most popular around. Sign up while you can! This one always sells out.  Did you know that squash is native to North America? Yep! So we don't have to "travel" far for...

Ikebana is more than just flower arrangement! This stunning Japanese art form will teach you how to observe and manipulate flowers, leaves, and even stems to create pieces of art using the traditions of Ikebana. Our beginner friendly introductory class will focus on the low bowl Hana-isho style, creating simple flower designs that will bring the beauty...

The introductory flower design is a great course to expand your skills into the world of flower designing covering approximately 10 different styles of design. We go from American to European to bridal. The course consist of many projects all done in class. All hands on with all your flowers and containers included. We also discuss the marketing and...

Our Design Star comprehensive is a week packed full of learning and designing. It takes you from beginner to designer. We’ve seen amazing things in this class as on the last day we design our own mock wedding and some of the most beautiful work has come out of that final class. It’s approximately 24 styles of design covering every area of designing...

Did you know that tulips are originally from Turkey? We'll be designing with this lovely spring bulb flowers along with other premium florals for a winning combination. We'll also learn a bit about Turkey and its floral history! Discover a new flower spot on the globe every week with a new and unique class each month in studio. Learn about cultural...

Photographs of floral designs can often be the only record of a beautiful design or concept. In this introductory workshop students will learn the basics of floral photography & content marketing. Students will learn the essential skills to improve their photography practice and  how to better market, generate a brand and reach out to your...

Just the surrounding setting of the Griffith Park sign itself invites a variety of floral photo ops, from macro and broad perspectives, a great subject to practice Aperture Priority shots. But don’t forget the moorish architectural shapes of Griffith Park, the round dome of the main building and a variety of framing perspectives from various openings...