Concrete Geometric is a female-owned design studio founded in 2013 by artist and designer Krizia Flores.

Born in Nicaragua and raised in Los Angeles, Krizia creates sculptural concrete objects inspired by the intersection of nature, geometry, and modern architecture. Every piece begins as an exploration of form before being thoughtfully designed, 3D modeled, and hand-cast in her Los Angeles studio.

Over the past decade, her work has been exhibited internationally, including Paris, New York City, Toronto, Los Angeles Design Week, and has been featured in publications such as Vanity Fair, The Los Angeles Times, and Cosmopolitan. Her collaborations include projects with the City of Los Angeles, including the Mayor's Office, as well as professional snowboarder and Olympian Shaun White.

In addition to creating her own collection, Krizia has taught the art of concrete casting since 2018, sharing her process with thousands of students—from first-time makers and children to artists, educators, and creative professionals. Through both her work and workshops, she continues to champion thoughtful design, craftsmanship, and the belief that everyday objects can become lasting works of art.