Introducing the WyldeFlower Studio

There is something very special about having a space that feels like a true extension of the work.

After years of flowering weddings, workshops, events, and creative projects in all kinds of settings, I’m so happy to share the new WyldeFlower studio in Glen Park, San Francisco. It sits on a sunny corner, filled with natural light, seasonal flowers, vessels, tools, and all the little textural ingredients that make floral design feel so alive.

A Working Floral Studio

The studio is first and foremost a working floral space. It is where wedding flowers are planned, prepared, conditioned, designed, packed, and sent out into the world. It is also where I meet with clients, experiment with seasonal materials, host private floral workshops, and create a more personal experience for people who want to spend time with flowers in a thoughtful, hands-on way.

Design, Conversation, and Community

The studio is shared with Cailey of Corio Design House, whose thoughtful eye for interiors and design makes the space feel even more layered, intentional, and creative. Together, we’ve imagined the studio as more than a place to work from. It is a space for flowers, design, conversation, and community.

The studio represents a new chapter for Wylde Flower Workshop: more room for seasonal, textural, considered floral design, and more space for the people and gatherings behind the work.

Whether I’m designing a wedding bouquet, planning flowers for an intimate dinner, or setting up a workshop table for a bridal shower, having a dedicated space allows the process to feel more intentional from beginning to end.

Gathering Around Flowers

One of the most exciting parts of the studio is being able to welcome people in. Private floral workshops are now available in the space, and they work beautifully for bridal showers, birthdays, team gatherings, client events, and intimate celebrations. Each workshop is shaped around the occasion, the season, and the group, with gentle guidance and plenty of room for creativity.

We’re also dreaming up future creative workshops that highlight other local creatives.

Alongside floral workshops, we’d love the studio to become a setting for intimate gatherings led by artists, makers, designers, and small business owners in San Francisco. The hope is to create workshops that feel considered, inspiring, and personal, with each one shaped around the person leading it and the people gathering there.

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I’m also excited to plan public floral workshops in the near future. My wedding and events calendar is very full at the moment, so I’m taking my time with this piece, but I would love to create seasonal offerings that feel relaxed, beautiful, and genuinely worth gathering for. Watch this space for upcoming fall and winter workshops soon.

A Place to Slow Down

More than anything, I wanted the studio to feel welcoming. A place where flowers can be worked with slowly, where clients can see the materials up close, where workshops can feel intimate rather than rushed, and where the Wylde Flower approach has room to breathe.

I’m so grateful for this next chapter and excited for everything the studio will hold: wedding flowers, creative gatherings, quiet design days, full tables, good conversation, and many, many buckets of flowers.

If you’re interested in a private floral workshop, wedding flowers, or a custom event, I’d love to welcome you into the studio.

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  Wylde Flower Workshop storefront in Glen Park

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  Kim and Cailey outside the shared Glen Park studio

Photography credits: images 1-4 by Molly Haas; images 5-6 by Jing Zeng.