This is an Easter table designed to celebrate the joys of spring for de Gournay (creator of handpainted wallpapers). Colourful spring blooms in white vases sit amongst seasonal decorations such as painted eggs and fruit. The seasonal flowers used are tulips, ranunculus, Icelandic poppies, anemones, paper white narcissi, sweet peas and butterfly ranunculus.

Here Lucy Vail brought the Mediterranean to a bride who was not able to travel for her wedding. The Raj tent marquee was transformed with large tree installations and floral runners bursting with lemons and summer flowers such as garden roses, sweet peas, ammi majus, peonies and scabiosa. Hornbeam and euronymous completed the arrangement.

This country house staircase was decorated with an abundance of British white meadow flowers and foliage: cosmos, garden roses, campanula, paniculata hydrangeas, thistles and ivy. Wild and ethereal, the staircase arrangement is 9 metres long, spanning the full length of the bannister. In the centre of the hallway underneath is a large tabletop glass vase full of flowers.

This is a beautiful wild and colourful mandap covered in seasonal flowers such as peonies, butterfly ranunculus, garden roses and sweet peas, and seasonal foliage such as white leaf and guelder rose. Originally planned to stand at the centre of a garden for a marriage ceremony, the mandap was brought into a Raj tent marquee due to bad weather. It framed the couple getting married, creating a perfect photo moment.

A country house bathroom decorated with de Gournay wallpaper was filled with colourful seasonal flowers and foliage to celebrate the coming of spring. Lucy Vail used tulips, narcissi, ranunculus, anemones, butterfly ranunculus, lilac, jasmines, hyacinths, agapanthus, and parvi as foliage.