British Flowers Week 2025: floral art and British floriculture in the spotlight

From June 2-7, London's Garden Museum will be in bloom during British Flowers Week. Six leading floral designers will take over the museum with floral installations that highlight the power of locally grown flowers as well as creative craftsmanship. The works are inspired by the new exhibition Cecil Beaton's Garden Party, which focuses on Beaton's love of flowers and gardens.

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The installations will be designed specifically for the museum's ^14th-century landmark building. A special Late Night session will take place on Thursday evening, June 5, including a panel discussion with the designers about their work and the future of the profession.

Meet the floral designers of 2025:

Leigh Chappell grew up on the rugged coast of Wales and worked in graphic design before devoting herself entirely to floral design. Her style is poetic and intimately connected to nature.

Yeon Hee Lee combines her South Korean background with London influences. She experiments with pressed flowers and mixed media, and teaches at the London Flower School.

Palais London is Emma Weaver's creative studio, where floral art, set design and sculpture come together in imaginative and colorful installations.

Arthur Parkinson is a flower arranger, author and passionate gardener. His work revolves around seasonal flowers, sustainability and a quirky, nostalgic style.

Rollo Skinner is a botanical set designer and founder of Studio Rollo. His work is personal and nature-driven, with projects for Gucci and ELLE Decoration, among others.

Wild at Heart, led by Nikki Tibbles, has been a household name in luxury floral design for 25 years. Known for their dramatic style and storytelling through flowers, featured at Liberty London among others.