The hands behind every arrangement
Floresis began in a small Kuala Lumpur studio with a simple observation: most silk flowers on the market looked stiff, plastic, and unconvincing. We wanted petals that catch light the way real blooms do, stems that bend naturally, and color palettes that feel considered rather than garish. That obsession with realism is what still drives the studio today.
Every piece that leaves our workshop passes through at least two pairs of hands. One person selects and prepares the stems, another assembles the composition, and a final review checks proportion, texture, and how the arrangement reads from across the room. It is slower than assembly-line production, but it is the only way we know to keep the quality consistent.
Founder & Lead DesignerVictor Diaz Herrera
Victor spent eight years in event styling before founding Floresis. He handles the structural side of large installations, from cascading wedding bouquets to wall-mounted displays, and still sketches every custom commission by hand before the first stem is cut.
Color & Material SpecialistIsabel Hernandez Garcia
Isabel sources the fabric petals and natural stems used across the studio. She tests how each material behaves under warm and cool lighting, and she is the person who matches custom palettes for weddings, making sure the blush, ivory, and sage tones sit well together.
Production & Preservation LeadElena Flores Reyes
Elena oversees the finishing process, including steam-setting petals, wiring stems, and applying the protective coating that keeps arrangements dust-resistant. She also manages the preserved botanical line, where dried elements are combined with silk for a more organic texture.
Client Care & Custom OrdersStudio Team
Our client care team walks through every custom request, from measuring your table or venue space to suggesting silhouettes that fit the room. They coordinate timelines, color swatches, and delivery details so the design process stays clear from first call to final placement.