Creative Spaces at Chelsea revealed

They may not have been in the running for a medal but the Creative Spaces installations at Chelsea 2024 were all winners in some oh so different ways.

There were no rules ... nor even a theme ... but the the eight installations created a real stir with a fabulous range of interpretations and meanings, be it the romantic table setting from Poppy Sturley or the juxtoposition of simple moss and basic white Chrysanthemum from Carly Rogers. 

But whilst there were no medals involved, they were all eligible for the RHS Floristry Ambassador’s Choice Award which this year went to Kitty Grayson for her installation entitled Seed to Ceiling: ‘As above, so below’.  A fabulous floral tapestry which she designed to illustrate the journey of a flower from seed to stunning bloom and beyond.

We bring you all the designs and over on our Facebook page you can see a video of the Lucy Vail creation.