Taking Inspiration From Nature

One of our favourite ways to incorporate a floral theme into your home is to pair a beautiful flower print wallpaper with made to measure curtains or made to measure blinds in a colour picked out from the print. Whether you go for a green fabric to bring out the leaves in the print, or pick the more subtle colour to make the flowers in the wallpaper pop, this is a great way to add some colour in the room and bring the decor together. You could also go one step further and match your cushions, throws or artwork to the colours you choose for your window apparel. Have fun with it! Floral themes should be playful and showcase your interior style.

If you’re more of a minimalist and floral wallpaper is not for you, the simple addition of greenery or real flowers is a timeless way to incorporate a hint of the Chelsea Flower Show into your home. If your style is super neutral, this is also a great way to add in a pop of colour and you can change up the flowers to go with the season too. Think classic tulips for spring, amaryllis for winter time and tonal colours for summer and autumn.

Alternatively, adding green curtains and blinds to your home is another way to bring an element of nature into your decor. Whether you choose a muted green to suit a more neutral interior or go bold with bright grass greens or emerald greens, your home is sure to feel influenced by nature.

If you’re heading to the show this year, keep an eye out for several interior designers who are showcasing or exhibiting for some extra interior inspiration. From handmade oak furniture, to paints, mirrors, interior collections inspired by nature and everything in between. See the full list of exhibitors here so you don’t miss out.

For the more relaxed gardeners out there, the Chelsea Flower Show may feel a bit too daunting, so luckily, the streets, shops and restaurants of Chelsea celebrate the show by creating their own displays. So you can wander around Sloane Square, grab a coffee, soak up the sun and enjoy the more relaxed side of the festival. For more information on the show, check out Visit London’s guide to the weekend.