BLOMOUR IS A BOTANICAL DESIGN PRACTICE WORKING ACROSS ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN AND CONTEMPORARY CULTURE
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The practice integrates botanical elements into architectural and design-led projects, creating site-specific works that respond to place, context and season. Blomour operates across creative direction, scenography and temporary installations for brands, cultural spaces, editorial projects and curated events.
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Each project begins with the observation of the environment. Architecture, light, proportion and rhythm inform the process before botanical elements are introduced. Flowers and plants are treated as design material, composed in response to place rather than applied as decoration.
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Sustainability is approached as a design responsibility. Blomour adopts conscious sourcing, material reuse and temporary installations conceived to minimize environmental impact, without compromising conceptual integrity.
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FOUNDER AND CREATIVE DIRECTOR​
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Fausta Bonfrate is a designer whose practice is informed by architectural thinking and material research. She holds a degree in Industrial Design from Rome and began her career working with international design and architecture studios.
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Her professional experience includes work on large-scale architectural and urban projects, from residential developments in the Emirates to Expo-related projects and the Spiral Tower by BIG.
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She later joined the London-based studio Squint/Opera and subsequently moved to Melbourne, where she focused on architectural storytelling, spatial communication and design-driven narratives.
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Blomour was founded as a continuation of this approach, bringing design thinking into dialogue with botanical materials. Her work is informed by research in floral composition, sculpture and installation, with a particular interest in Ikebana. She holds a first-level certification from the Sogetsu School in Japan.
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Creative direction and consultancy for brands and cultural projects.Blomour supports concept development, art direction and scenographic thinking, integrating botanical elements within visual identities, environments and editorial narratives.
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Site-specific botanical installations developed in response to architecture, landscape and season.
Each project establishes a relationship between natural elements and the built environment across events, exhibitions and temporary interventions.
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Botanical projects for brands, institutions and cultural spaces.
Blomour collaborates on curated events, openings and brand experiences, creating interventions that connect identity, place and environment.
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Set and scenography design for photography, editorial projects and brand content.
Botanical elements are used to shape atmospheres and support visual storytelling.
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A limited selection of private projects, including weddings and intimate celebrations.
Each project is approached with the same site-specific methodology and attention to context, architecture and environment.
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