Making the Most of the Space You Have with Florist Whit McClure
Inspiration can be such a double-edged sword. It can simultaneously propel and thwart us. Finding and pinning the workspaces of my favorite creatives fills my head with a dream studio — a far cry from my current setup. Sometimes it’s enough to make my head spin until I feel stuck. This is the danger of inspiration. It […]
Inspiration can be such a double-edged sword. It can simultaneously propel and thwart us. Finding and pinning the workspaces of my favorite creatives fills my head with a dream studio — a far cry from my current setup. Sometimes it’s enough to make my head spin until I feel stuck.
This is the danger of inspiration. It can make us feel like we don’t have enough to start where we are, but Whit McClure is inspiring me to pursue my creative dreams and passions with what I have. In her case, she uses the dining room in her shared Echo Park, Los Angeles home as the hub for WHIT HAZEN, her floral and jewelry design studio. The space is a blank canvas that ebbs and flows with her creations. She is fortunate to have accommodating housemates, who Whit says are “generally more in awe than annoyance with my process.” It helps that Whit surrounds them with beauty. Whit launched her business from a place of deep conviction. Flowers allowed her to get her hands dirty and above all, to express her reverence for the natural world. For years, she worked in D.C. in the non-profit world, focusing on community gardening and ...
Inspiration can be such a double-edged sword. It can simultaneously propel and thwart us. Finding and pinning the workspaces of my favorite creatives fills my head with a dream studio — a far cry from my current setup. Sometimes it’s enough to make my head spin until I feel stuck.
This is the danger of inspiration. It can make us feel like we don’t have enough to start where we are, but Whit McClure is inspiring me to pursue my creative dreams and passions with what I have. In her case, she uses the dining room in her shared Echo Park, Los Angeles home as the hub for WHIT HAZEN, her floral and jewelry design studio. The space is a blank canvas that ebbs and flows with her creations. She is fortunate to have accommodating housemates, who Whit says are “generally more in awe than annoyance with my process.” It helps that Whit surrounds them with beauty. Whit launched her business from a place of deep conviction. Flowers allowed her to get her hands dirty and above all, to express her reverence for the natural world. For years, she worked in D.C. in the non-profit world, focusing on community gardening and ...
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