Dried flower styling:
two days on pieces
that last for years
Preserved and dried material for interiors, venues and retail. Stabilisation, dye work, texture pairing and the care card that keeps a piece alive for three years. AU$340.
- PriceAU$340
- FormatSat + Sun, 10:00–15:00
- Studio9/131 Gouger St
The preservation shelf. Half of this is our own experiments.
Floristry without the expiry date
Restaurants, offices and hotels want botanical work that does not die on them. Dried and stabilised material is its own craft: different mechanics, different palette, different client conversation, and a price per piece that makes fresh-flower people blink.
Across the weekend you build two interior-scale pieces, learn the glycerine and silica processes, and write the care card that goes with a three-year installation.
Who it suits
- Interior stylistsHoReCa clients
- Retail floristsadd a durable line
- Home craftersone good weekend
The weekend programme
Saturday is process, Sunday is a full interior piece.
Preservation science
Glycerine stabilisation, silica-gel drying, bleaching and dyeing. What each process does to texture and colour, and which stems survive which treatment.
Texture library
Lunaria, lagurus, protea, pampas: the four workhorses and how to read their grade.
Interior scale
Potted large-scale pieces and green-wall thinking for offices and venues.
The 3-year card
Dust management, UV position and the care card clients photograph and keep.
Quoting durability
A three-year piece is not priced like a bouquet. We do the maths on a real brief.
Dried work in the wild




Everything is included
Stock, tools, wrap, tea and the good playlist. You bring closed shoes and a phone for portfolio shots.
- FormatSat + Sun 10:00–15:00
- Materialdried + stabilised stock
- You leave with2 interior pieces
- Deposit to bookAU$80
In the price
- All dried and preserved stock
- Vessels and mounting materials
- Process recipe cards to keep
- Care-card template for clients
- Both pieces photographed
Three things people ask
Anything else, the curator answers on the contacts page within 15 minutes in studio hours.
Next weekend: 14–15 March
Six seats. Bring a vessel you like or use ours.