Los Angeles-based studio that offers concrete workshops and DIY kits for making planters and other trinkets. The studio was founded in 2013 by Krizia Flores, who is inspired by her love of geometric objects and minimalism.Â
Concrete Geometric’s workshops are beginner-friendly and can be a fun activity for friends, colleagues, or a date. Participants learn how to make a concrete planter or trinket tray using water, concrete, color pigment, and a hands-on lesson. For those who can’t attend a workshop in person, Concrete Geometric also offers DIY kits with pre-recorded videos.Â
Concrete Geometric’s founder, Krizia Flores, is inspired by her upbringing in a DIY household and her love for geometric objects and minimalism. Her design process begins with shapes, which she develops by playing with lines and curves. She then gathers the shape’s dimensions and creates a 3D printed mold.Â
Concrete is a popular material for many construction projects because it’s affordable, durable, and can be molded into almost any shape. Concrete is weatherproof, resistant to erosion, and can withstand the elements.Â
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Concrete Geometric
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What they do
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Offers concrete workshops and DIY kits for making planters and other trinkets
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How it works
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Participants mix concrete with water, color pigment, and learn how to make a handmade planter
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Where to participate
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In-person workshops in Los Angeles or virtually with a DIY kit and pre-recorded video
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Concrete is a popular construction material because it’s affordable, durable, and can be molded into many shapes. It’s also weatherproof and resistant to erosion. Concrete planters are porous, making them ideal for succulents and cacti.Â
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