Gallery
Films
Six
Photographs
Three
Chapters
Atmosphere, rooms, VIP

The reel
Start here. The hall is the heart of The Flower, and at night it stops looking like a room at all. The walls fall away into violet, a slow field of stars moves across the ceiling and the screens glow like windows onto somewhere else.
Velvet rope traces the edge of each section, so even in a full room there is a corner that is clearly yours. Watch the film for a moment and you will know where you want to sit.

The night doesn't end. It blooms.
Read what a night in the hall feels like on the experience page, and see what happens on each evening on nights.
Three chapters
Chapter one
The first thing you notice at The Flower is the light. It never sits still. Violet for the arrival, amber sliding into green as the night finds its rhythm, a deep blue when the room wants to feel closer. The light is how the venue moves from one mood to the next without anyone saying a word.
Three films live in this chapter: the starlit hall in full bloom, the walk through it in violet, and a quiet study of a sofa beneath a screen as the ceiling changes colour. Watch the last one slowly. It is the closest thing to sitting there.

Chapter two
Beyond the hall, the venue opens into rooms of its own. The main room stretches out in midnight blue, with lounge seating, a round table and a screen on the wall. Off to the side, the private rooms are more intimate: sofas facing each other, set apart from the rest of the night.
Look for the blue room. When the lights go up it turns one saturated colour from wall to wall, and the whole party glows with it. It is the room you will want for a party of your own.

Chapter three
The corner lounge is the picture of what a section should be. Deep sectionals wrapped around low tables, a velvet rope at the edge, a screen overhead and room for your whole party. In the film it glows cyan. In the photograph you can see every seat.
The long room belongs in this chapter too. With its own rope, its own tables and its own screen, it is the kind of space a group takes for the whole night and does not give back until morning.

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Seen the room. Now picture your night in it.
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Find your corner


Look closely at the photographs and you can already plan the night. Black and grey upholstery deep enough to disappear into. Low tables with room for the bottles, the hookah and a few plates from the kitchen. Velvet rope that says this corner is taken. A screen on the wall, and the whole room in view.
Sections at The Flower come in four formats, from a lounge for five to the stage for twenty, and every one of them comes with bottle service and a hookah. Choose the size of your party and we will have the table ready.
See how each section works on the VIP page, and what arrives at the table on the menu.
The spaces
Inside The Flower
The main room, washed in violet with a slow field of stars moving across the ceiling and walls.
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Deep sectionals wrapped around low tables, with a screen overhead and room for your whole party.
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Side rooms that turn a single saturated colour and feel like the night belongs to your group alone.
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Somewhere to step outside, catch the air and hear each other, open all night on Fridays.
Every film and photograph in the gallery comes with a description, the films play quietly and only while you are watching, and the whole gallery works by keyboard. If you would like help viewing anything here, start with our accessibility page.
More to come
This is the first look, and there is a great deal more to show. The patio, where the night steps outside for air. The kitchen sending out catfish and wings in the small hours. The first bottle arriving at a section, and the room on a Saturday when every sofa is full.
As The Flower opens, the gallery will grow with it: new films from the hall, new corners of the venue and the nights themselves. Each chapter you see today is the opening scene of a longer story.
Members of the launch list see new films and photographs first, along with news of every night. Until then, take another walk through the hall, pick your corner and imagine who you are bringing.
In the gallery
Launch list