I’m Ines Haefner — a designer with a background in industrial design and experimental media art from the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK).

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My work is shaped by a multidisciplinary approach, with a strong focus on form, material, and how environments are perceived and experienced.

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Over time, flowers became my primary medium — not as decoration, but as a living, spatial element. What began within digital and conceptual work has evolved into a practice rooted in the physical world, where floral design becomes part of how a space communicates and feels.

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Today, I work with hotels and refined spaces to translate identity and atmosphere into floral language. My approach is guided by sensitivity to architecture, light, and context — always aiming to create compositions that feel intentional, integrated, and quietly impactful.

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I collaborate with a trusted network of floral designers, allowing me to adapt to different scales and project needs while maintaining a consistent design vision.