In bloom

29 : 02 : 2016 Floom : Florists : Bouquets

London – New floristry website Floom offers a curated selection of the capital’s best seasonal blooms.

  • Floom will focus on London before being rolled out nationally and internationally
  • The site features articles on the medicinal properties of herbs and interviews with photographers
Floom, London Floom, London
Floom, London Floom, London
Floom, London Floom, London
Floom, London Floom, London

As an online marketplace with a strong focus on editorial content, Floom is poised to become the Farfetch of floristry. The website, which seeks to simplify the process of ordering flowers online, brings the cream of the capital’s boutique florists under one digital roof. 

Floom works with independents rather than wholesalers to offer customers a wide selection of seasonal bouquets and ensure its supply chain is open and transparent.

‘I guess the obvious inspiration was my personal love of plants and flowers, and how disappointing it was to browse the other big online florists out there,’ explains founder Lana Elie. ‘I wanted to build an offering that enabled people to send flowers they were proud of and that felt so seamless it was almost app-like.’

The Big Picture

Curation and revelation are two key retail trends to watch. Consumers are looking for educational retail experiences that connect them with hidden gems. Find out more about the evolution of e-commerce in our Revelation Brands macrotrend.

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