Design

Designing the Moment

The visual and sensory language of an event. How to compose light, florals, tablescapes, and color into a room that feels inevitable.

All classes
5 lessons 98 min total Intermediate Certificate on completion
AK
Instructor
Aline Keza
Styling & Floral Lead

What you'll learn

  • Compose light, texture, and mood for any space
  • Build florals as architecture, not decoration
  • Style tablescapes that photograph and feel right
  • Work East African palettes with confidence

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Curriculum

Light, Texture & Mood

Lesson 1 · 22 minFree preview

The three levers that change how a room feels before a single flower arrives.

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Floral Architecture

Lesson 2 · 20 min

Treating florals as structure: scale, rhythm, and negative space.

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Tablescapes & Styling

Lesson 3 · 18 min

Composition at the table — height, layering, and the guest's eye line.

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Color Stories for East African Palettes

Lesson 4 · 22 min

Earth, ochre, indigo, and bone: palettes rooted in place.

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The Sensory Layer

Lesson 5 · 16 min

Scent, sound, and temperature — the details guests feel but never name.

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