BOTANICAL DESIGN · ART DIRECTION · MATERIAL RESEARCH
​

Blomour is a botanical design practice working across space, architecture and natural materials.

The practice explores the relationship between botanical materials, architecture and space.

​

It develops site specific botanical installations, spatial compositions, creative direction and material research for brands, spaces and cultural projects.

​

Every project begins with observation. Architecture, light, proportion, material and movement inform the process before botanical elements are introduced.

​

Rather than treating plants as decoration, Blomour approaches botanical material as part of the design process, exploring its form, character, seasonality and relationship with space.

​

Based between Milan and London, working internationally.

​​​​

​

​

FOUNDER AND CREATIVE DIRECTOR​

​​

Fausta Bonfrate is a designer whose practice brings together architectural thinking, spatial composition and material research. She holds a degree in Industrial Design from Rome and began her career working across international architecture and design studios in Europe, the UK and Australia.

​

She founded Blomour as an evolution of this design background, developing a practice centred on botanical materials, site specific work and the relationship between natural materials and space.

​

Her approach is also informed by her study of Japanese Ikebana, through which she continues to explore composition, perception and the character of natural materials.

​​​​​