Botanical Atelier by Claire Luxton

The ‘Botanical Atelier’ embroidery pop-up, designed by British contemporary artist, Claire Luxton, in partnership with MTArt Agency is coming to Battersea Power Station this May.

Personalise and add a floral flair to your spring fashion and homeware purchases at our ‘Botanical Atelier,’ located in Turbine Hall A from 4th May – 6th May, on the evening of 9th May as part of our first shopping event, and from 10th May – 12th May.

Choose from one of six bespoke, nature-inspired motifs designed by Claire Luxton and embroiderers, Rosie Brain and The Lost Girls, and adorn your new season purchases free-of-charge. Dalston-based embroiderer, Rosie, will be in attendance from 4th May – 6th May, while The Lost Girls, whose speciality lies in bespoke embroidery and tablescaping, will take residency shortly after.

The Botanical Atelier will form a temporary extension to Claire Luxton and MTArt Agency’s breathtaking art installation ‘Field of Dreams’, also on display in Turbine Hall A from Monday 29th April 2024.

The pop-up will be dressed with lush foliage and plants supplied by luxury florist Moyses Stevens and delicately scented with Penhaligon’s signature ‘Halfeti’ fragrance. Visitors to the Botanical Atelier may also be tempted to head to Searcys Champagne Bar to try a limited-edition ‘Field of Dreams’ inspired cocktail that will be added to the bar’s menu whilst the artwork is on display.

Botanical Atelier Pop-up Information

Opening times

• Rosie Brain: Saturday 4th and Monday 6th May (10am – 8pm) and Sunday 5th May (12pm – 6pm)

• The Lost Girls: Thursday 9th May (5pm – 8pm), Friday 10th and Saturday 11th May (10am – 8pm) and Sunday 12th May (12pm – 6pm)

Terms & Conditions

• The embroidery service is free-of-charge and only purchases from brands at Battersea Power Station will be eligible for the embroidery experience, on production of a valid and in-date receipt between the Saturday 4th May – Sunday 12th May 2024

• Visitors to the Botanical Atelier will only be able to embroider one piece of clothing per visit

• Materials such as woven, knitted and stretchy fabrics cannot be embroidered. Designers can refuse to embroider on other materials if they think there is a risk of damage

• Items over the value of £500 cannot be embroidered