Escape to the Chateau's Angel Strawbridge flower bouquets are in full bloom on the high street
One of our fave TV stars teams up with Next to launch her own flower collection
First homewares, then fragrance and now flowers – is there nothing this talented lady can't turn her hand to? Despite the day-to-day running of a 45-room chateau and looking after two kids, Angel has found the time to launch stunning flower arrangements with Next.
The new Angel Strawbridge flowers launch this month exclusively with the leading high street retailer.
More from Angel: Angel Strawbridge shares top tips to make homes smell gorgeous
The Chateau Fresh Flowers by Angel Strawbridge offering comprises of six stunning bouquets.
With talk of an exclusive Mother's day collection set to be added at the end of March.
New Angel Strawbridge flower arrangements
‘I have a real love for flowers. My husband Dick would say that I’m obsessed!' jokes Angel. ‘How could you not love the scents, colours, forms, textures and fleetingness?'
Speaking of her inspiration she says, 'our home is always full of flowers, often foraged or cut from the garden. Since I started hosting events over 20 years ago, I have always arranged flowers.'
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Next shared the exciting news with it's 1.5million Instagram followers earlier this morning. Sharing an image of Angel nestled amongst an array of her new bouquets, with the caption;
'Brighten up your week with the most beautiful blooms designed EXCLUSIVELY by Angel Strawbridge! 💐 "I have a real love for flowers, my husband Dick would say I am obsessed! Our home is always full of flowers often cut or foraged from the gardens of the Chateau." @the_chateau_tv Tap the link in our bio to shop the full collection!'
Fans were quick to show the new flower arrangements some appreciation;
‘Angel is soooooooooo creative love her design vision! Love these flowers ❤️🙌🌷’.
‘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️’ posted another.
The Chateau Wild Rose bouquet
As written on the Next website Angel says, 'Every time I walk into the Walled Garden and it’s bursting with the bright and bold colours, I smile. The Chateau Wild Rose is inspired by this. A celebration of 'la belle rose', it’s a bouquet of feel good flowers guaranteed to make you, or someone you love, very happy!’
The hand-arranged bouquet is made of up cerise roses; purple roses; orange ranunculus; red hypericum; eucalyptus and on-trend red painted fountain grass.
Buy now: The Chateau Wild Rose Bouquet, £35, Next
The Chateau letterbox flowers
Totally affordable and totally stunning, the letterbox offering is packed with delicate chasmanthium, wax flower white, white veronica, eucalyptus and sunny craspedia pompoms.
Buy now: The Chateau Letterbox, £26, Next
See more from Angel here: Escape to the Chateau fragrance range
What will Angel do next? We can't wait to find out.
Tamara was Ideal Home's Digital Editor before joining the Woman & Home team in 2022. She has spent the last 15 years working with the style teams at Country Homes & Interiors and Ideal Home, both now at Future PLC. It’s with these award wining interiors teams that she's honed her skills and passion for shopping, styling and writing. Tamara is always ahead of the curve when it comes to interiors trends – and is great at seeking out designer dupes on the high street.
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