Flow has collaborated for over twenty years with interior designers. We share a selection of our previous projects below.
Flow offers a trade discount, available to select Interior Designers. Please get in touch to enquire.
VAT is included in our prices however most artists are on the Margin Scheme. Please email us to receive a VAT invoice.
We ship worldwide. Please email us with the shipping postal address and telephone number and we will get a quote from our trusted couriers. Pieces can also be collected from the gallery.
Any enquiries please direct to:
Email : info@flowgallery.co.uk
Call : +44 20 7243 0782
We are open to the public Wednesday – Saturday: 11 am – 6 pm
We are also open by appointment on Tuesdays, 11am – 6pm
Flow has contributed to the curation of private residences, show homes, and commercial projects. Each piece in our collection is artist-made with exquisite craftsmanship, elevating any interior with a truly unique feature. Browse a selection of our previous projects below.
We also offer an art advisory service, suggesting pieces for your project and managing artwork commissions. Our team are additionally available for site visits and in situ curatorial support.
30 Porcelain Vases by Vezzini & Chen. A private commission for a house in Notting Hill. Photographed by Chloé Rosetta Bell.
Paper Pulp Vessels by Debbie Wijskamp for Kirkby Designs, Styled by Sania Pell.
In a bedroom setting the raw yet delicate oxides layered on Eva Brandt’s White Coral Vessel sit beside De le Cuona’s soft subtly slubby linens. Styling by Alex Crystal.
Ceramics by Lisa Stockam and Kina Bjorklund. Metal Wilderness Bowl by Ane Christensen. Photography by Beth Evans and Styling by Sania Pell. Furniture by Ochre and Pinch, Larusi Rug, Location Skyroom.
De Le Cuona Showroom - featuring ceramics by Paul Philp and Enrico Donadello. Styling by Alex Crystal.
Wooden Bowl by Hans Henning Pedersen. Project by Angus Reid, Photography by Genevieve Lutkin.
Christian Watson Showroom, featuring timber sculptures by Malcolm Martin & Gaynor Dowling.
Ceramics by Eva Brandt in Collector's Home. Photography by Beth Evans.
Wood by Malcolm Martin and Gaynor Dowling. Collector's Home, Designed by Waldo Works. Photography by Beth Evans
Cracked Slip Wayward Vase by Matthias Kaiser Palace Gate Apartment by Tala Fustok Studio Styled by Sania Pell and photographed by Michael Sinclair. Featured on Deezen.
Paper Pulp Vessels by Debbie Wijskamp, in a scene for Larusi Linens. Styled by Sania Pell.
Ceramics by Chloé Rosetta Bell, textile by Claire Benn and console table by Sandy Buchanan. A Collector's Home. Photography by Chloé Rosetta Bell, with Flowers by Frida Kim.
Ceramics by Studio MC and Kiho Kang. Stylist Hannah Simmons, Photography Jon Day.
Brutal Calm - a curation in London's Czech embassay, with glass by Celia Dowson. Styling by Sania Pell, Photography by Beth Evans.
Ceramics by Derek Wilson. Styled by Sania Pell and photographed by Beth Evans. Featured in Elle Decoration.
Ceramics by Iva Polachova, Yoko Tako and Tim Lake. Fred Rigby Showroom. Styling by Laura Fulmine, Photography by Jake Curtis.
Ceramics by Vezzini & Chen. Styled by Sania Pell and photographed by Beth Evans. Featured in Elle Decoration.
Cracked Slip Wayward Vase by Matthias Kaiser Palace Gate Apartment by Tala Fustok Studio Styled by Sania Pell and photographed by Michael Sinclair. Featured on Deezen.
Glass by Celia Dowson. Styled by Sania Pell and photographed by Beth Evans. Featured in Elle Decoration.
Ceramics by Studio MC. Fred Rigby Showroom. Styling by Laura Fulmine, Photography by Jake Curtis.
Ceramics by Paul Philp, Interior Design by State of Craft, Curated by Richeldis Photography by Studio Rochowski Styling by Alex Kristal Featured in Design Anthology UK
Woven baskets by Joe Hogan and Crin Baskets in a tranquil scene by Larusi Linens. Styling by Sania Pell.
Suffolk Barn Editorial - featuring Ceramics by Chloé Rosetta Bell, Yuta Segawa & Enrico Donadello. Styled by Sania Pell.
Ceramics by Maria Kristoffersson. Palace Gate Apartment by Tala Fustok Studio Styled by Sania Pell and photographed by Michael Sinclair. Featured on Deezen.