We’re excited to bring Kaarem to Berkeley, a place close to our hearts—where co-founder Kathy spent over seven years during her college and post-college years, shaping her journey. Join us for a curated selection of Kaarem’s signature and new styles, plus an exclusive preview and pre-order of our upcoming collection!
𝘉𝘠 𝘈𝘙𝘛𝘐𝘚𝘈𝘕𝘚 - Spring pop-up hosted by Found Floral
📍2205 Fourth Street, Berkeley
March 30th, Sunday
10AM - 4PM
Joining our first Spring Pop Up are our friends:
Jo Ko: Found Floral will be creating floral and ceramic sculptures featuring the works of East Bay-based ceramist Jo Ko. Through her sculptures, she ventures into the unknown, breathing life into foreign beings and uncharted realms. Her work is an anthropological excavation of unspoken histories, shaping a landscape where new myths emerge and unfold.
Batik and Baker: Audrey will be popping up with Malaysian and Asian-inspired sweets and snacks; on the menu will be Vietnamese Coffee Cake, Passion Fruit & Creme Fraiche Choux Puff and Pandan Seri Muka - a sticky rice & fresh pandan treat!
Kasama Cà Phê: We're thrilled to welcome Erik and Kevin, a San Jose-based coffee pop-up dedicated to serving exceptional coffees sourced from Vietnam, the Philippines, and other regions across Southeast Asia; on the menu will be their Pandan Cà Phê Muối & Calamansi Spritz!
We’re excited to see everyone this Sunday, March 30th!
Pop-up details
Date
Sunday, March 30, 2025
Time
10-4pm
Address
Found Floral studio
2205 Fourth Street
Berkeley, CA
Hosted by
Found Floral
About Found Floral
A FLORAL AND DESIGN STUDIO, FOUNDED BY JUDY LEUNG — WHILE DESIGNING HER OWN WEDDING CELEBRATION, JUDY FOUND A LOVE FOR MODERN FLORAL DESIGN. Found Floral was born through a love for nature and a connection for the Pacific Northwest. Growing up in Hong Kong, and now living and working in the Bay Area in the design industry, Judy's approach to floral design is constantly inspired by her previous profession in industrial and experience design, and her multi-cultural background. From fabrication of custom floral mechanics and structures, to working with local artisans and ceramists, Judy strives to create unique design installations and creative details that are bespoke to each celebration.
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