Mid-Century Pattern
Mr Bigglesworthy
Scope: Concept / Floral Design / Installation
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This project began with the space itself — a vintage furniture store filled with original mid-century pieces.
We looked through interiors and graphic design from the 1960s and found a recurring visual language: bold colours, simple geometry, repetition and overlapping circular forms.
We took one of these patterns and translated it into flowers. For the ceremony, layers of yellow, orange and brown were arranged into a suspended sphere, turning a flat graphic pattern into a three-dimensional floral object.
For the dinner, we worked with the store’s original vintage tables and chairs rather than creating a new setting around them. Bright orange flowers moved loosely across the tables, bringing the colour and playfulness of mid-century design into the existing furniture.
The idea was not to recreate the 1960s, but to translate its visual language into flowers.
