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Bring the Chelsea Flower Show into your home with these botanical works

From paintings to loveseats, Tatler’s curated a list of gorgeous pieces inspired by the flora and fauna currently beguiling visitors at the Chelsea Flower Show
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    Alex Katz
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    Alex Katz, Peonies, POA

    Known as the ‘Prime Minister of Flowers,’ the peony is often a staple at the Chelsea Flower Show. With flat planes of rich, lovely colour, Alex Katz - represented by the likes of Timothy Taylor, husband of Lady Helen Taylor (née Windsor) - captures the majesty of the Paeonia lactiflora. The ideal painting for reinvigorating any interior.

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  • Annie Morris
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    Annie Morris, Ultramarine Blue Pigment Flower Head, POA

    The multimedia creations of British artist Annie Morris are often best appreciated in nature, as evidenced by her iconic ‘stack’ sculptures currently on view at Frieze Sculpture, Regent’s Park. In a cheeky salute to feminine and floral motifs, Morris’ steel sculpture Ultramarine Blue Pigment Flower Head encapsulates the joie de vivre synonymous with the Chelsea Flower Show. 

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  • Anna Skladmann
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    Anna Skladmann, Dahlia Diana’s Memory Ikebana, £1,500

    A true lover of flora and fauna will undoubtedly adore the oeuvre of celebrated photographer Anna Skladmann - collected by members of the social set, including interior designer Nina Litchfield. Symbolising elegance, Skladmann named these pompon dahlias, a favourite breed of the Royal Horticultural Society, in memory of the late Princess of Wales, Diana Spencer. 

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    Junko Mori, Botanical Study; Lavender, £30,500

    Beloved by Queen Elizabeth I, lavender is essential in any English garden. This silver sculptural rendering of a blooming Lavandula angustifolia by Junko Mori was exhibited at Parham House earlier in the year, and is presented by Kensington’s chic Adrian Sassoon gallery. Mori’s botanical odes can also be found in the permanent collection of the V&A. 

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    Carla Tolomeo, Le Bouquet, POA

    Leave it to Contini Art Gallery in Venice to offer a dendritic extravaganza, fashioned with rare Vionnet Gran Ducale fabric, fit for royalty. Like a curiosity plucked straight out of a Lewis Carroll novel, Carla Tolomeo’s loveseat Le Bouquet is equal parts decadence and unbridled imagination - perfect for a parlour overlooking stately gardens. 

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