Works - OUKA-FLOWER

We Specialize in
Floral Space-design
and Decoration

We specialize in decorative design and installation using dried and preserved flowers, offering a wide range of services—from retail spaces and commercial showrooms to event booths and photo spots. Meeting every client request and solving challenges we identify along the way is not only our passion but our style. Our creations embody the spirit of a culture that cherishes not just the bloom, but also the beauty in the fleeting and withered, capturing the essence of Japan’s appreciation for the entire life cycle of flowers.

01. Display

Featured Works

01 - Dried Flower Interior Design

AKUTA

Akuta is centered around the themes of repurposing and rescuing items that can no longer be kept as cherished memories or are destined for disposal. We use discarded old chests, driftwood that has floated through the ocean for years while retaining its natural form, and ropes and cords that were once maritime tools. Through these materials, we aim to create new value and convey a message of regeneration.
02 - Dried Flower Interior Design

DOKONOMA

The tokonoma, a quintessential element of Japanese spaces, is the inspiration behind this decorative plan, crafted with dried flowers and textiles. It pays homage to the playful spirit of the Japanese, who have long created infinite worlds within even the smallest of spaces.

02. Movie Plots

Featured Works

02 - Music Video Floral Design

Endroll
-Yoh Kamiyama

We had the honor of providing the floral design for Yoh Kamiyama’s new song “Endroll” music video. The song is also featured as the ending theme for the anime BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War – The Separation.
01 - Music Video Floral Design

Teleportation
-Dean Fujioka

We had the pleasure of providing the floral design for the music video of Dean Fujioka’s new song “Teleportation.” The song was also featured as the ending theme for August on Nippon TV’s weekday morning show “DayDay,” which airs at 9 AM.

03. Shop

Featured Works

01 - Traditional Japanese Room Aesthetic Salon

No.3 shirokane

Under the supervision of kimono designer Kisaburo, we designed the interior space of the exclusive, invite-only aesthetic salon “No.3 shirokane.”
For the first floor, we created a floral display inspired by folding screen paintings, using an old chest as the foundation for a custom-made table. In the basement (B1), following the salon’s “Deep Sea” concept, we expressed the birth of indigo rising from the ocean floor, using driftwood and discarded roof tiles.
02 - Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi

Kokonoha

We were invited to create wall decorations for Kokonoha’s Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi store to celebrate its reopening. To complement the store’s bright and serene atmosphere, we chose a palette of soft greens and natural elements, featuring flowers like mimosa and white ferns.