Floral Art, Installations & Exhibition Design
Flowers as a medium for storytelling, creativity and extraordinary experiences.
Beyond weddings and events, floral design gives us the opportunity to create art, tell stories and explore flowers in completely different ways.
Led by floral designer Felicity Wiggins, Amega Fleur creates floral art, large scale installations, exhibition pieces and bespoke designs for creative collaborations, brands, film, events and public displays.
From researching historical characters and interpreting costumes through flowers to constructing fresh floral mannequins and immersive installations, each project begins with a story. We combine professional floristry techniques, thoughtful mechanics and a sustainable approach with detailed research and creative experimentation to bring that story to life.
Our work has included projects with Fleurs de Villes at Claridge's, the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Highclere Castle and Eltham Palace.
Featured Floral Art & Installations
Fleurs De Villes x Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale
Claridge's, London
Brasserie Zédel
Highclere Castle
700+ fresh blooms
80+ hours of construction
Read the full story - here
Lady Mary Talbot at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Created for the Fleurs de Villes Downton Abbey exhibition at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, this fresh floral mannequin was inspired by the elegance and character of Lady Mary Talbot. Designed with careful attention to colour, detail and floral storytelling, the piece was later voted Fan Favourite by visitors to the exhibition.
King Edward IV in Flowers
Created for Fleurs de Villes in partnership with English Heritage at Eltham Palace, this floral interpretation of King Edward IV combined historical research, symbolism and detailed floral craftsmanship. The design explored his character, royal identity and connection to the period, using flowers and botanical materials to tell the story through colour, form and texture.
Read more about the making of Edward IV in flowers here - Rendez-vouz Journal by Fleurs de Villes
Sustainability in Floral Art
Created for Fleurs de Villes in partnership with English Heritage at Eltham Palace, this floral interpretation of King Edward IV combined historical research, symbolism and detailed floral craftsmanship. The design explored his character, royal identity and connection to the period, using flowers and botanical materials to tell the story through colour, form and texture.
Discover our approach to sustainable floristry
Have a Creative Project in Mind?
From exhibitions and brand installations to film, editorial work and unusual creative commissions, we welcome conversations about projects where flowers can become part of the story.
If you have an idea, brief or collaboration you would like to discuss, we'd love to hear from you.
Email us - felicity@amegafleur.co.uk
Discover more behind the designs in the Amega Fleur Journal - Floral Art & Installations