BB Podcast Episode 41: Nicole Rossi
“The more information people can share with each other, I don’t see it hurting anyone’s business.”
Nicole Rossi | Texture Florals
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Today we’re visiting with Nicole Rossi, owner of Texture Florals in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to discuss:
- her unconventional transition from architecture to floral design
- creating a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture), the pros and cons, and what eventually led her to change the direction of her business
- the experience that sparked her interest in wedding and event flowers
- the event that ended up being the push she needed to start her own business
- her unique studio environment
- a new project she’s recently launched
- the logistics behind her editorial work
- the administrative changes she’s currently making
- some of the hurdles she’s faced during her quickly-growing flower career
- the supportive flower community in Philadelphia and how they have embraced her
- the importance of designers communicating on pricing for the good of the industry as a whole
Links mentioned in Episode 41, Nicole Rossi:
- Studio Choo
- David’s Bridal
- BOK Building
- Fresh Designs Florist / Design Sanctuary
- Sebesta Floral + Event Design
- Jennifer Designs Events
- Faye + Renee
- RAM Floral
- Indesign
- Done + Dusted
- Urban Outfitters
- Anthropologie
- Free People
- G. Page Wholesale Flowers
See more of Nicole Rossi’s work:
Website | Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest
Today’s episode is brought to you by:
Click here for more info on Alison Ellis’s email, proposal, contract, and work flow templates or visit the Real Flower Business website here.
Guest Co-Host: Robby Lozano | Ten23 Photography
BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Landon McGee
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