inwater is a contemporary florist's with a capital C but, really, capital letters are so passé along with ribbons and bows and traditional bunches of flowers. Instead, inwater's website makes a cool splashing sound when you click on the links. It’s on the cutting edge of floral design, styling events attended by lots of models and those paid for by very rich companies. The displays are striking and ambitious with names like ‘Burlesque’, ‘Ice orchid slab’ and ‘Geisha’; taking flowers and submerging, suspending and spiralling them into eye-catching pieces of art. So, if you’re after something a bit more out-there and you don’t mind blowing the budget, inwater’s gift bouquets are guaranteed to impress. The flowers really will look lavish and theatrical on any mantelpiece.
Anthropologie
Opened 23rd October 2009
Lifestyle Store
The first Anthropologie store in Europe opened on Regent Street on 23rd October 2009. Described by The Telegraph... More
Beachdown Festival
Devil's Dyke, Brighton, RH17 5NU
22nd August 2008 - 25th August 2008
Perhaps the best line-up of any boutique festival is this new three-day party near... More
inwater
70-76 Bell Street, NW1 6SP
inwater is a contemporary florist's with a capital C but, really, capital letters are so passé along with ribbons and bows... More
One of the world's most influential florists, Jane Packer is famous for arranging the flowers at Princess Diana's wedding and her client list is brimming ... More
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Elvis-themed shop come museum.
London’s Baker Street seems the natural location for a shop selling Sherlock Holmes memorabilia – deer stalkers, pipes, violin cases. Visitors to ... More
This large modern Hilton hotel right on the Edgware Road has two restaurants, two bars and a coffee shop, health club, hairdressers, swimming pool and ... More
Dating back to 1787, this small and luxurious hotel is idyllically located alongside beautiful tree lined gardens near Regent’s Park. The rooms are decorated in ... More
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After several years healthy trading since 2001, the Mark Jason Gallery is moving premises to Edgware Road from New Bond Street. This is a great ... More
Take the pedestrian subway below Edgware Road and Harrow Road and you'll come across a hidden corner of culture in the Subway Gallery. Situated under ... More
The Landmark combines magnificent Victorian architecture with five star service and luxury. The best time to take tea here is in the winter months after ...More
Superb Iranian cheapie serving huge portions of authentic grilled meats complimented by enticing aromatic mezze and an assortment of delicious vegetables and breads. The staff ...More
This revered ancient cricket ground has been the site of many a historic victory and many more England batting collapses. While Lord's has long been ... More
Patriotic pub dripping with English memorabilia and home to the Handlebar Club.
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inwater is a contemporary florist's with a capital C but, really, capital letters are so passé along with ribbons and bows and traditional bunches of flowers. Instead, inwater's website makes a cool splashing sound when you click on the links. It’s on the cutting edge of floral design, styling events attended by lots of models and those paid for by very rich companies. The displays are striking and ambitious with names like ‘Burlesque’, ‘Ice orchid slab’ and ‘Geisha’; taking flowers and submerging, suspending and spiralling them into eye-catching pieces of art. So, if you’re after something a bit more out-there and you don’t mind blowing the budget, inwater’s gift bouquets are guaranteed to impress. The flowers really will look lavish and theatrical on any mantelpiece.
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