Every now and then a project comes along that reminds us exactly why we love what we do.

Last month, we were delighted to collaborate with Studio Enass on their beautifully imagined room for WOW!house 2026 at the Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour. Bringing together so many talented designers and craftspeople under one roof always makes WOW!house a highlight of the design calendar, and it was a privilege to play a small part in such an inspiring space.

Working alongside Enass was a genuinely collaborative process from the outset. Rather than simply supplying arrangements, we designed the botanicals together, refining each design as the room evolved. We explored different flower varieties, adjusted proportions, introduced new textures and carefully balanced colour until every arrangement felt completely at home within the scheme.

As with any successful interior, it wasn't about one element standing out above the others. The floral arrangements needed to feel as though they'd always belonged there, quietly enhancing the room rather than competing for attention.

The finished space was wonderfully rich and layered. Deep, warm wall finishes, luxurious textiles and beautifully crafted furniture created a backdrop full of character and atmosphere. Every surface invited a closer look, revealing thoughtful details and exceptional craftsmanship that can only come from people who are passionate about their craft.

That level of workmanship is what makes projects like WOW!house so rewarding. It's a celebration of the specialist makers and artisans whose expertise comes together to create something far greater than the sum of its parts. From bespoke furnishings and decorative finishes to lighting, accessories and botanical styling, every contributor helped bring Studio Enass' vision to life.

For us, the floral arrangements became another layer within that story. Rich dahlias, cascading amaranthus, textured hydrangeas, lupins, berries and sculptural foliage were selected to echo the room's palette and introduce softness amongst the beautifully detailed interiors. The metallic vessels added warmth and quietly reflected the surrounding finishes, helping each arrangement feel integrated into the scheme rather than simply placed within it.

One of the joys of working with artificial botanicals, is the freedom to perfect every detail. We could adjust stems, refine the silhouette and tweak the balance until each arrangement complemented the architecture, furnishings and lighting exactly as intended. It's a process that takes time, but it's those final refinements that make all the difference.

Looking back at the finished room, we're incredibly proud of what Enass and Dawn achieved through collaboration. Projects like this are a reminder that great interiors are never created in isolation. They're the result of talented people sharing ideas, challenging one another creatively and working towards a common vision.

The Garden Folly received wonderful recognition from the design press, including coverage in House and Garden, highlighting the thoughtful layering of materials, craftsmanship and decorative details that made the scheme so memorable.

A huge thank you to Enass for inviting us to be part of such a special project, and congratulations to everyone involved in bringing this remarkable room to life. It was a pleasure to work alongside so many skilled craftspeople, and we're delighted that our botanical arrangements could contribute to such an elegant and memorable space.