Within the sub-penthouse of the iconic Sirius Apartments, Pop Flora brought together international fine art, collectible design and considered objects for the home — a presentation shaped not only by what was shown, but by the atmosphere it created.

Set against the quiet strength of Sirius’ architecture, Pop Flora unfolded as a dialogue between artwork, object and interior. The exhibition moved between colour, form and materiality, drawing together rich greens, warm burgundies and earthy brown tones in a palette that felt both botanical and contemporary.

Freeman Gallery’s presentation brought leading international creatives into a residential context, allowing the works to be experienced beyond the traditional gallery setting. Within this environment, Three Over Six contributed a considered selection of luxury homewares and exceptional objects, adding texture, softness and a sense of lived refinement.

Together, Freeman Gallery and Three Over Six shaped a space where art was not only observed, but inhabited. Pop Flora became a study in atmosphere — a world of colour, craftsmanship and composition, where each object carried its own quiet presence.

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