*Update: U-Pick is closed for the season. Stay connected for future flower farm experiences.

2024 Grand Opening

It’s finally happening – our flower farm is opening to the public, and we couldn’t be more excited! The Heirloom Acre, who manages all of our beautiful blooms, is offering a fun, hands-on u-pick experience this Saturday, September 7th, from 5-8 PM, and you’re invited!

You’ll receive a large mason jar and flower snips to wander the field and pick your favorite blooms. Each jar is only $20, and you can fill it to your heart’s content! Our 2 acre flower farm is the perfect destination for friends and family to spend an evening in nature, cutting and arranging their own flowers.

While registration isn’t required, we recommend securing your spot ahead of time.

No dogs allowed – except registered service dogs

Flower Farm Location

We’re opening the flower farm to the public starting this Saturday and GOOD NEWS, it’s right in the heart of Tulsa. So there’s no worrying about having to drive a long way out of town for this fun experience.

Located directly behind The Studio at K|D

10105 E 61st St, Tulsa, OK 74133
(near 61st and Mingo, across from Union Middle School)

We can’t wait to see you for this beautiful event, hosted by The Heirloom Acre Farm!

The driving force behind The Studio at K|D is founder and owner, Julia Kirkendall of Kirkendall Design. Since design is the backbone of our company, it was an exciting endeavor for Julia and the K|D design team to transform our commercial building into a high-end, versatile event space. Follow along as we take you behind the scenes of the transformation and design choices that brought The Studio at K|D to life.

Lighting Design

One of the design goals was to transition the space, with its functional 8’ fluorescent commercial lights, to a more warm, inviting atmosphere. Julia drew inspiration from her travels, particularly boutique hotels that used lighting in unique ways. We added lighting in unexpected ways and places, such as above windows and flanking office walls. Many of the selections act as a showroom for the lighting Kirkendall Design uses in clients’ spaces.

Our favorite feature, however, is the reclaimed pendant lighting sourced from a church that was being remodeled. This lighting, with its cathedral-like grandeur, subtly nods to Kirkendall Design’s core values while also illuminating the high ceilings of The Studio.