BB Podcast Episode 7: Denise Fasanello
“Flowers are like fashion. They’re constantly changing.”
Denise F.
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Today we’re sitting down with Denise Fasanello, owner of Denise Fasanello Flowers in Brooklyn, NY to discuss:
- The challenges of creating flowers for events in NYC
- Her ‘winter life’ as a ceramicist
- Finding a work life/family life balance
- Her dreams for the future
- How her art school background plays into her floral design aesthetic
- A peek into her consultation and contract processes
- The priceless business advice she received from a NYC cab driver on the way home from a job
Links mentioned in Episode Seven:
- The Ingredients Series | Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4
- Jane Packer
- Florali
- Emily Thompson Flowers
- Lewis Miller Design
- Lisa Wad | Flower House
- J Rose Wholesale Flowers
- Metropolitan Museum of Art
Denise Fasanello Flowers Links of Interest:
Website | Instagram | Facebook
BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Landon McGee
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Great to hear your story Denise!