Fleurs De Villes DOWNTON ABBEY

Join us from February 28 – March 9 for Fleurs de Villes Downton Abbey – a spectacular floral celebration inspired by the beloved drama.

From February 28 – March 9, step into the world of Downton Abbey and be transported to early 20th-century England, where the aristocratic Crawley family and their devoted staff navigate a rapidly changing era. Discover over 25 one-of-a-kind fresh floral installations, including Fleurs de Villes’ signature mannequins and pop-up floral displays at Bal Harbour Shops, throughout Bal Harbour Village and The St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort.

Created by Miami’s talented floral designers, these one-of-a-kind floral installations include floral entryways and Fleurs de Villes’ signature fresh floral mannequins, each inspired by Downton Abbey‘s unforgettable characters, refined elegance, and iconic period fashion.

Lady Mary Crowley

Bal Harbour North Sign

Created by Flower Therapy

As the eldest daughter of Lord and Lady Grantham, Lady Mary is known for her complex personality and emotional evolution. Initially proud and somewhat aloof, she navigates the challenges of societal expectations and personal loss. After the tragic death of her husband, she redefines her role within the family, grappling with her responsibilities as the heir, and her desire for independence. Throughout the series, Mary faces romantic entanglements, particularly with Matthew Crawley, her first husband, and later Henry Talbot, her second. Her character arc reflects the changing social dynamics of post-Edwardian England and the resilience of women during this era. This dress was the wedding gown she wore to marry Matthew Crawley, her distant cousin and heir to the Downton Abbey estate. Befitting the era of the 1920‘s, there is a strong emphasis on the flower of the season, the Calla Lily. Dried white fern, palm tree fiber, rose petals and lunaria make up the lace bodice, with a delicate veil of skeleton leaves and bouquet of Calla Lillies.

The Dowager Countess of Grantham

Bal Harbour South Sign

Created by Blooming Flower Art

The sharp-witted and formidable Dowager Countess is the epitome of aristocratic tradition and charm. With her biting humor and shrewd advice, she navigates family disputes and societal shifts with grace. Despite her initial resistance to change, Violet proves to be a fiercely loyal protector of her loved ones and a surprisingly adaptable figure as the world around her evolves. Her friendship with the contrastingly progressive Isobel Crawley balances her traditionalist and sharp attitude. Befitting her age and traditionalist ways, Violet’s style is planted firmly ten years earlier. Her early 1900s silhouettes and dark tones are in stark contrast to the evolving fashions of the women (and the world) around her.

English Phone Booth en Fleurs & The Wheelbarrow in Bloom

Bal Harbour Village Hall

Created by Let’s Bloom Miami

Multiple Installations

Bal Harbour Waterfront Park

Created by IRIS Blossom:

The English Rose Wall
English Country Bicycle
English Garden Swing

Created by Atala Miami:

English Country Bench

Bal Harbour Shops

Several Fleurs de Villes Mannequins

The Earl of Grantham – Created by Isáchi Flowers & Crafts

Lady Mary Crawley – Created by Flower Therapy

Isobel Crawley –Created by My Divine Decors

Lady Sybil Crawley –Created by Over The Decades

Isobel Crawley – Created by My Divine Decors

The Dowager Countess of Grantham – Created by Blooming Flower Art

Matthew Crawley – Created by Formaneta

Anna Bates – Created by Say Sukii Flowers

Mrs. Patmore – Created by Le Stem

Tom Branson – Created by Lush Celebrations

Lady Rose MacClare – Created by Flowers by Rodolfo

Martha Levinson – Created by KateAsFlowers

Lady Rosamund Painswick – Created by Blake Roses

The Countess of Grantham Mannequin

The St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort

Created by Kiss my Bloom

Born into a wealthy American family, Cora brings both fortune and warmth to Downton Abbey. As the wife of Lord Grantham, she balances her role as a devoted mother and matriarch with her desire to modernize the estate and support her daughters‘ ambitions. Known for her grace and diplomacy, Cora often acts as a bridge between tradition and change, fostering unity within the family and among the staff. During the 1923 summer season in London, Cora presents her niece Lady Rose at Buckingham Palace for her coming out in society. In fitting with fashionable London trends, Cora wears this drop waist dress of rose petals and angel wing vintage lace and beading, with feather plume and white gloves of preserved rose petal, befitting this royal occasion. She stands in an English garden of hydrangea, rose, and statice.

Explore the Floral Activations Throughout the Village

Take a moment to appreciate the blossoms. During the Fleurs de Villes DOWNTON ABBEY, indulge in various floral celebrations scattered across the Village. From cocktails to elegant high-tea gatherings infused with floral inspiration, the festivities of Bal Harbour’s Fleurs de Villes are flourishing.