A Quintessentially English Afternoon Tea, transforming the interior of a garden shed into a floral tablescape, "offering visitors exciting new ideas to inspire their own homes"

Awarded a Silver Medal by RHS Malvern Spring Festival.
My design is rooted in sustainable practice and craftsmanship, exploring ways flowers can be used beyond the vase. Since beginning preparations for the show last year, I have grown many of the flowers from seed and incorporated them throughout the design in a variety of forms, such as dehydrated, pressed for culinary use, made into confetti, transformed into natural dyes for the cushions, and used to create cyanotype printed artwork.

Strawberry plants have been propagated from runners and grown on especially for the show, alongside Nasturtiums grown from seed, adding an edible and seasonal element to the tablescape. Fresh seasonal flowers grown by myself, alongside blooms sourced from a local flower farmer, bringing the tablescape to life and celebrate the beauty of British-grown flowers and seasonal abundance.
Thank you to RHS Malvern Spring Festival 2026 for the opportunity to be an exhibitor and to share my passion for seasonal flowers, sustainability, and craftsmanship through this floral tablescape.