An elegantly set long dining table with intricate floral arrangements in shades of purple and pink, masterfully arranged by a corporate florist. The table features white napkins, gold-rimmed plates, and lit candles. Behind, there are shelves lined with bottles, a statue, and purple ambient lighting, creating a luxurious atmosphere. Photo taken in Bacchanalia, London.

Luxury Florist in London

Florist for Events, Weddings & Hospitality

Blooming Haus is a luxury florist based in Battersea, designing for events, weddings, and hospitality spaces across London and beyond. The studio was founded in 2014 and works from a pair of Victorian railway arches at 707–709 Havelock Terrace, SW8. From there, the team designs floral installations for Cartier, British Vogue, Condé Nast, Raffles London, Annabel's, and the private members' clubs and restaurants of Mayfair and Marylebone.

An elegant indoor setting features a lavish floral arrangement with white flowers and lush greenery surrounding a fireplace, crafted by an event florist. A reflective table with a single white flower in a vase is in the foreground, while four stylish white chairs are positioned on a platform in the background.

A venue adorned with lush greenery and abundant white flowers, expertly arranged by an event florist. A transparent glass table is at the center, with white chairs arranged behind it. The backdrop features cascading flowers, and the ambient lighting casts a warm and inviting glow over the elegant setting.

Where We Work

The studio occupies two connected railway arches on Havelock Terrace, a short walk from Battersea Park station. It is a working space rather than a showroom. Conditioned stems line the walls. Benches are laid out for construction. A dispatch bay opens directly onto the road.

Everything begins here. Client consultations, material selection, the construction of large-scale installations, and the logistics of moving those installations to venues across the city. Much of the design conversation happens around the bench, with flowers in hand. Studio visits are by appointment.

The studio works across the city, with concentrations in Mayfair, the West End, the City, and Chelsea. Named venues include Raffles London at The OWO, Annabel’s in Berkeley Square, Mark’s Club, George Club, Serpentine Gallery, Two Temple Place, and Bacchanalia. Contract clients include hotels, private members’ clubs, and restaurants in Mayfair, Marylebone, and the City.

We also travel. Country house weddings across the Home Counties, destination events in Europe, editorial shoots on location. The Battersea base is where the work is made. The work itself happens wherever the commission calls for it.

The Studio

Event Flowers. Brand activations, private dinners, fashion presentations, product launches, and galas. Installations are built by hand in the studio and delivered to site. Recent work includes the ten-metre rose walls at Theatre Royal Drury Lane for Vogue World 2023, Cartier Style et Luxe at Goodwood, and the Condé Nast Traveller x Cartier Festival of Love and Light at The Dorchester.

Wedding Flowers. For couples whose weddings happen at London’s most celebrated venues, and for weddings that take the studio further afield. The approach is collaborative, never templated. Bridal bouquets, ceremony installations, table compositions, and the structural pieces that sit between.

Contract Flowers. Weekly and fortnightly floristry for hotel lobbies, restaurant dining rooms, members’ clubs, and office receptions. Seasonal by nature, designed to respond to the architecture of each space, delivered and maintained by our team.

Editorial Flowers. For publications, brand campaigns, and press set-builds. The work that appears in British Vogue, GQ, and Condé Nast Traveller.

The Flower Shop. Everyday bouquets and gifting, delivered across London.

A fashion show takes place outdoors on a sunlit brick pathway. Models showcase avant-garde outfits, including long dresses and tall, structured headpieces. The backdrop features a curved, modern building with open windows. Vibrant London flowers decorate the path's edges, adding to the event’s charm.

Selected Clients

Cartier. British Vogue. Condé Nast. GQ. Netflix. Burberry. Roksanda. Raffles London. Annabel's. The Dorchester. Goodwood. Bocuse d'Or. Bacchanalia.

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Stormzy at Vogue World 2023 at Theatre Royal Drury Lane

Roksanda Ilincic transformed The Barbican Centre’s iconic Brutalist architecture into a stunning setting for her show. Our luxurious runway florals anchored the space, seamlessly tying in with its bold design. Post-show, the blooms were repurposed into elegant bouquets for VIP guests, adding a bespoke touch.

Private dinner, Les Ambassadeurs Club.

Sustainability, in the London Context

Operating a floristry studio in central London carries specific obligations. Installations for West End venues are delivered through congestion and ULEZ zones. Contract flowers are collected, replaced, and returned to the studio weekly. Waste, transport, and sourcing are the three places where decisions compound.

Blooming Haus is foam-free across every installation. British-grown stems are used wherever the season allows, sourced through growers at New Covent Garden and direct from UK farms. Imported flowers come from FSI-aligned suppliers. Offcuts and end-of-event flowers are composted or, at several of our contract venues, donated through partner programmes rather than binned.

The B Corp and Planet Mark certifications are recertified annually and require evidence. [Read the full sustainability policy](/sustainable-florist/).

Clients & Collaborations

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