Dementia Adventure’s Mission and How We Support Them.

Every flower arrangement starts with a vase - it’s the foundation of your creativity. When you first think about it, a vase probably sounds like the easiest part, the bit that you don’t have to think about and just grab before the actual work begins. However, choosing the right vase can have a big effect not just on the longevity of your flowers, but can play an integral part in creatively arranging your bunch. While we could probably write a whole book about this, take this guide as your starting point.

We’ve caught up with three tastemakers on the most fundamental basis of everyone’s work - their desks. How do the spaces we create around us spark and influence our designs, ideas, and projects? What rituals do we follow when we sit down at our desk? And naturally, how do flowers come to play a part in our set-ups? 

As the new year begins, we’re craving a return to rituals - small moments of calm, joy, and relaxation that help guide us through our days, encouraging us to take time and slow down. 

And the perfect flower pairings.

How to Style Your Festive Wreath

Our floral stylist, Eloise, shares her 
top tablescaping tips for the season.

There’s nothing quite like a Christmas spent together. Guests at the door, presents under the tree, laughter echoing through the kitchen. After dinner is served – plates are piled high, stories have been shared and music's now playing a little louder than before.

There’s something quietly wonderful about gifting flowers. They don’t just brighten a space — they shift the mood, soften a moment and say things words can’t. But when you’re not sure what someone loves most, or when they’ll be home to enjoy it, a flower gift voucher is a thoughtful alternative that still blooms with joy – whatever the season.

Looking for ideas for Christmas flowers to spruce up your dining table? Discover the best flowers for Christmas with Freddie’s Flowers today.

There’s a quiet magic in Tabby Booth’s work — bold silhouettes that hold both stillness and story. Based in Falmouth, Cornwall, Tabby is an artist, illustrator and curator whose work explores character and contrast. Having co-founded Cygnets Art School and later Sailors Jail Gallery, her creative path has taken her from teaching children’s art classes to curating exhibitions in a converted 17th-century jail. 
We caught up with her to talk about creative rediscovery, painting flowers, and how interiors shape the way she sees the world.