Aerial view of a forest with tall trees at night.
A collection of dried and preserved flowers and plants arranged against a weathered brick and plaster wall.

OUR LANDSCAPES

HOLD STORIES

Arrangement of various wildflowers and dried plants against an old, textured wall.

OUR ARTISTRY IS AN ALLY

OF THOSE STORIES

the Vision

Flowers have always held stories - of seasons, symbolism, devotion and beauty. Their meanings have been woven throughout folklore for centuries, carrying with them wisdom and a deep connection to nature, ritual and memory.

A classical marble bust of a man partially covered by dense green and dark foliage.

Wild Renata Studio is a bespoke design studio that specialises in earth guided floral installations. Every piece of work is unique to each client. We work with a range of clients from art installations, fashion, weddings and bespoke home installations.

Sunlight coming through an open window illuminating a room with overgrown plants and vines along the wall and windowsill.

Philosophy of WILD RENATA

Influenced by the cycles of bloom and decay, at Wild Renata Studio we take inspiration from the imperfections of nature and bring spaces to life with wild and organic interpretations in all forms, from vessels to full room immersive installations.

Focused on storytelling, we let the flowers and foliage take the lead, letting the natural dialogue of floral symbolism and folklore create bespoke beauty for each design.

A woman in a brown dress standing in a decorated room with large floral arrangements in the foreground, and windows with white shutters in the background.

championing sustainability

At Wild Renata Studio we champion British flower growers and work with sustainable, ethically grown British flowers where we can. Working in this way allows us to follow the natural rhythm of the seasons and to design in a way that lets flowers move, breathe and feel alive, honouring the imperfect and the wild.

Presence and Purpose

At Wild Renata Studio, we work with flowers as vessels of feeling. Each design is created with intention and care and made to hold meaning. Flowers are selected for how they feel, not just how they look.  Every stem is part of a conversation between nature, memory, and the story we are telling by coming together. Some flowers bring softness. Others bring strength. All are selected with care, and always in honour of the sacred moment that they are to become a part of.

allies of storytelling ||

allies of storytelling ||

Long banquet tables with white tablecloths and floral centerpieces arranged in a greenhouse with large windows and glass ceiling. Wooden chairs are lined up along the tables, and the setting appears to be prepared for a formal event or celebration.
A floral arrangement laid on the ground near a stone pillar in an elegant glass conservatory with arched windows and a metal and glass roof.
Bride holding a bouquet of white and blush roses and greenery, wearing a white wedding dress with buttons on the sleeve.

meet lara

“I like to be as disruptive in a space as I can be with what we create.” - Lara, Founder, & Creative Director.

I came to floral design through a personal journey of much needed change and calling to deepen my connection to the world around me, and the landscape that holds us. Working with flowers gave me something I hadn’t realised I needed - a way to feel, to create and connect, and to make sense of things that words couldn’t touch. The world of flowers and their natural beauty taught me to listen more deeply and to reconnect with who I am and with the kind of work I truly wanted to do.

Subsequently, my own journey has created an unravelling for many of my clients who come to me not because they wish to replicate but because they too are heeding the call to tell a story of depth, of meaning, connection and discovery, Together, we open an unexpected channel of beauty and an evocative, multi-sensory dialogue.

previous clients


gucci


brit awards



harpers bazaar

vogue


MILLER HARRIS PERFUMERY


HERMOINE DU PAULA BRIDAL



TED BAKER

CHRISTIAN BENSE


ICA || INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS




NIKE


ROYAL ASCOT


GORDON RAMSAY GROUP

RA || ROYAL COLLEGE OF ARTS

serpentine pavilions

A white fireplace mantel with decorative moldings is adorned with multiple vases filled with green foliage and white flowers, set against an unfinished wall with paint patches.
Black and white close-up photograph of a flower with scattered petals and leaves on a dark background.
A black and white photo of a person with short hair, resting their head on their arm. The person is sitting with their back partially exposed, with a floral accessory covering their lower back.

WILD RENATA STUDIO