Whether you run a restaurant, a hotel, a coffee shop or a beauty salon, a flower wall turns a blank wall into the part of your space people photograph. This page shows real installations we've completed across the UK, the panel counts behind each one, and how installation actually works.
Our panels each measure 60cm by 40cm, which makes them straightforward to arrange to almost any wall size.
Why flower wall panels work in commercial spaces
Artificial silk flower walls give you a permanent feature with no maintenance, no watering and no replacement cost. They hold their colour for years, they suit almost any interior scheme, and they create a focal point customers notice and share.
For hospitality and beauty businesses, the practical appeal is that a flower wall keeps working long after it's installed: it appears in customer photos, in social posts, and in every picture taken of your space. Many of our clients report a noticeable lift in social media tagging after installation.
How many panels do you need?
Each panel is 60cm x 40cm, so the calculation comes down to your wall dimensions. The installations below give a useful sense of scale — a salon feature wall typically takes around 14 panels, a full restaurant wall considerably more.
For a step-by-step calculation, see our flower wall panel sizing guide, or get in touch and we'll work it out with you.
Recent installations
Indian Kitchen, Eastbourne — 27 panels
Hotel Spa, Teddington — 35 panels
Ice Cream Parlour, Knutsford — 19 panels
Beauty Salon, Birmingham — 14 panels
Lebanese Restaurant, London — 39 panels
Indian Restaurant, Plymouth — 115 panels
Hotel, Leeds — 28 panels
Where commercial flower walls work
We've installed flower walls across the UK in:
- Restaurants — fine dining rooms, casual eateries, and Indian, Chinese, Lebanese and Italian restaurants. More in our guide to permanent flower walls in restaurants.
- Hotels and boutique hotels — lobbies, reception areas and function rooms.
- Coffee shops and cafés, where a feature wall does the work of a marketing budget. See flower walls for coffee shops.
- Beauty and hair salons, our most frequent commercial installation. See flower wall ideas for salons.
- Spas and wellness spaces, and gyms, yoga and pilates studios.
- Offices and reception areas — see flower walls for offices.
- Retail and boutiques, where a feature wall gives customers a reason to photograph the shop.
How installation works
Installing flower wall panels is straightforward:
- Plan the layout. Arrange the panels in your chosen pattern before fixing anything, and check the coverage against the wall.
- Fix the panels. Panels can be attached directly to the wall with a nail gun, or hung using an alternative fixing method if you can't drill.
- Blend the joins. Work the blooms and foliage across the seams so the panels read as one continuous surface rather than a grid.
If your wall can't take fixings, or the backdrop needs to move between events, a flower wall with a stand is the better option. For a full walkthrough, see our step-by-step setup guide, and our care guide for keeping it looking new.
Talk to us about your space
Browse flower walls to buy, or get in touch with your wall dimensions and we'll tell you how many panels you need and what it will cost.