I often drive by HANAYA FLORAL DESIGN, as the shop is not far from where I live in Cambridge.
Hiroko Takeshita describes her work as minimalist, with a fusion of Japanese, French, and Western influence. She was born in Kyoto, Japan, taught and practiced in Osaka, and studied with a Japanese instructor in Paris before coming to the United States 13 years ago.
Her work is often inspired by the European gardens she has explored with her husband, now a landscape architect. Takeshita says her work contrasts the structured, sharp edges of the gardens with soft lines.
Takeshita’s list of clients include chef Barbara Lynch’s fine-dining outpost Menton, law firm Nutter, McClennen, and & Fish, the French Cultural Center of Boston, and the New England Conservatory of Music.
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Ooooh - these flowers have a modern, clean yet lush feeling! So pretty!
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Beautiful...and how interesting that she has taken 3 influences each with their own distinct style to create one gorgeous harmonious signature style all her own. Beautiful work!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful arrangements!
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So beautiful! Fresh flowers in the house is a must. Nicolex
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful arrangements...need to be in those classes!!
ReplyDeleteSo, so stunning!!!! I'm going to the Little Flower School at the end of the month...can't wait!
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Such a beautiful display of flowers. I love them all.
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