Los Angeles Floral Styling for Film, Editorial & Advertising
Scene-Stealing Florals Through a Cinematic Eye
With a background in cinematography, Janice Pearson understands how flowers shape mood, composition, and the story unfolding within the frame. Pearson Floral Designs provides collaborative floral styling for photo and video shoots, editorial features, brand campaigns, cookbooks, and advertising.
Working alongside creative directors, photographers, and stylists,
Janice creates arrangements that feel intentional, art-driven, and camera-ready—both on set and in print.
Floral Design for Creative Storytelling
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On-Set Floral Styling
Live styling and floral placement on set to ensure each arrangement looks perfect from every camera angle. I remain available throughout the shoot to reposition or refresh florals as needed.
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Product & Still-Life Styling
Expertly designed floral vignettes for product shots, lifestyle branding, or flat lays. From minimal to maximalist, I create compelling compositions that draw the eye and support the subject.
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Editorial Floral Design
Unique, story-driven bouquets for bridal fashion shoots, style editorials, or promotional campaigns. Each design is tailored to harmonize with wardrobe, model energy, and mood board.
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Floral Set Dressing & Lifestyle Styling
Florals used as set dressing for interior scenes, food styling, or living spaces. These arrangements feel intentional, curated, and aligned with the tone of the production.
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Brand Color Matching
Floral palettes thoughtfully selected to reflect your brand identity, mood board, or campaign palette. Whether it's rich neutrals or bold seasonal hues, color harmony is never left to chance.
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Wardrobe-Compatible Florals
Carefully designed florals that complement wardrobe textures, colors, and silhouettes. Ideal for fashion-forward shoots, beauty campaigns, or style-conscious storytelling.
Collaborative Floral Design for Creative Teams
We partner with creative teams, photographers, producers, and art directors to design florals that elevate the visual narrative—whether for a magazine feature, brand campaign, product shoot, or film production.
Every project begins with a conversation about tone, texture, color, and story, ensuring the florals become an intentional part of the creative language.