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Floral design portfolio in Costa Rica
Camía’s portfolio is organized by type of project, not by date, so you can go straight to what looks like yours: an outdoor wedding, a lobby, a Christmas table.
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Destination weddings and events
Ceremonies, long tables, round tables, and focal points. This section shows how the same palette behaves in a garden at midday and in a ballroom at night, and how wooden bases hold different heights within the same table.
Indoors and outdoors read differently: a garden at midday calls for volume and shade, a ballroom at night calls for height and contrast. Compare with the venue for your date, not with the prettiest photo.
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Hotels and restaurants
Reception and table pieces designed to last the full cycle between changes. What matters here is less the effect in a photo and more how the piece looks on day five.
That’s why, in this section, it’s worth looking at the base as much as the flowers: it’s the part that stays when the arrangement is changed.
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Offices and brand projects
Reception areas, meeting rooms, and event setups. This section shows the studio’s most restrained side: short palettes, clean volumes, and pieces that live with the architecture instead of fighting it.
We also do one-day installations—press events, launches, important visits—where the space has to be back to normal the next morning.
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Christmas
Wreaths, garlands, and complete tables. It gets its own section because it’s the season when the difference between decorating and composing shows most.
Seasonal greenery, pine, raw wood, and texture. Red comes in only when the space asks for it, not because of the calendar.
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Wood and pine
Bases, trays, and wooden pieces photographed on their own, without flowers. It’s a way to see the construction: the edge, the joinery, and the finish.
Each piece is designed for a specific project and can later be repeated in other dimensions.
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Pieces by Sylvia Jiménez
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Rolex Costa Rica and Nekajui, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
How to read the images
Each project comes with a short fact sheet so you can compare it with yours without having to ask.
None of the sheets includes a price: two installations that look alike can cost differently depending on the date, the flowers available, and the venue.
- Each sheet notes the type of space, the season, and whether the installation was indoors or outdoors.
- The wooden pieces shown can be reproduced for another project.
- The exact flowers depend on what's available on that date: the palette repeats, the variety doesn't always.
If you saw something similar to yours, we already have a place to start. And if you didn’t, even better: it means it’s waiting to be drawn.