About Kiki and Bouba
Kiki & Bouba Craft Lab started in our shared studio when we looked around and realized we were surrounded by years of collected tools, materials, and half-finished ideas. While it took us years to build our collection, we wanted to offer others the opportunity to share and learn without having to amass their own pile of art supplies. Drawing from decades of crafting and high-end design experience, we now create multidisciplinary projects that push beyond traditional craft stereotypes.
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We started our Kiki & Bouba classes as a place for people to learn the foundations of a craft and leave with a finished piece they designed and made themselves.​ Our classes are intentionally small. We choose to teach more challenging, hands-on skills to a few people at a time so everyone gets individual attention and full creative freedom. There are no pre-made kits or assembly-line projects here. Every student designs their own piece from start to finish.
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Kiki & Bouba Craft Lab is not an event space. This is our privately owned studio where we spend our days experimenting, building, and developing new craft ideas when we’re not teaching classes.​ We’re also not a paint-and-sip. Our workshops are process-driven, skill-based, and designed for people who want to actually learn how things are made, not just follow steps.
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Adrianna
Hi crafters! My name is Adrianna. By day I'm an Art Director, but always have my hands in photography, graphic design, and illustration. For as long as I can remember I’ve loved making anything and everything. Taking things apart and (hopefully) putting them back together has been my MO since I could pick up a hammer. Now, I spend my days creating work that is both challenging, meditative and true to who I am.
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Zoloo
Zoloo is a multidisciplinary designer and lifelong maker with a background spanning craft, textiles, and high-end design. After years of collecting skills, materials, and half-finished experiments, she created Kiki & Bouba as a space to slow down, learn by doing, and make things with intention. Her work centers process-driven craft, thoughtful design, and hands-on teaching that prioritizes skill-building over shortcuts.