Cunaro Drelix started from a single question: why do most floral arrangement courses feel like they are teaching you to copy rather than to understand? Our instructors spent years working with professional studios in Kyiv before deciding that online education could do something different - deliver the kind of structured, sequential thinking that turns a beginner into someone who can reason through a composition, not just replicate one. The platform launched in 2024 with that specific goal and has stayed focused on it since.
Flowers taught honestly, not just beautifully
Three things that shape every lecture
Sequential structure
Each lecture builds on the previous one. Students do not jump between unrelated topics - they move through a deliberate sequence that mirrors how professional florists actually develop their eye for proportion, colour temperature, and stem mechanics.
Specific material focus
Rather than covering every flower in existence, our curriculum works with a defined set of materials - seasonal varieties common across Ukrainian markets - so students can practice with what they can actually find and afford locally.
Honest pacing
Floral arrangement takes repetition to absorb. Our lectures are designed for people with real schedules - each one is self-contained enough to revisit, and the platform does not pressure students through artificial deadlines or gamified streaks.
The instructors behind the curriculum
Oryna Vasylchenko spent eight years working in event floristry before joining Cunaro Drelix as lead curriculum designer. Her approach to teaching came directly from watching clients struggle to maintain arrangements they had paid for - she realised the gap was not in creativity but in understanding how flowers behave over time. Alongside her, Bohdan Kryvenko brings a background in botanical illustration, which shapes how the platform teaches students to read a composition before touching a single stem. Together they developed a method that treats each arrangement as a problem to solve, not an aesthetic to imitate.
Oryna Vasylchenko
Lead Curriculum DesignerEight years in event floristry, specialising in large-format seasonal compositions and client education.
Bohdan Kryvenko
Botanical Illustration & TheoryBackground in botanical illustration with a focus on teaching compositional reading before hands-on practice.
"Students who understand why a stem sits where it does will never need to copy an arrangement again - they will be able to build their own logic from scratch."
- Oryna Vasylchenko