Tommy Williams has worked in the design industry for more than 30 years. His experience spans a vast spectrum as his love of art and design has led him to a variety of artistic pursuits and passions.

His official career in design didn’t begin until he returned from Europe in the early 1980s. Intent on combining his artistic eye with his love of plants and flowers, Tommy initially turned to floral display. He soon moved into designing special events — including soap opera weddings and flowers for the popular TV series “Dynasty” — and, from there, he expanded into feature films and television.

Today, Tommy continues to work in fresh flowers where his clients have included hotels and high-end floral companies. He works not only on Christmas designs, but also on groundbreaking landscape motifs from topiaries to spatial design and planning. As a garden consultant, Tommy does more than delineate what plants or accessories should go where, he works closely with each client to create a vibrant living space that reflects the desired mood of the surrounding environment. His knowledge of plant species, care and maintenance has made him a highly sought-after specialist.

Yet for Tommy, there’s perhaps no season nearer and dearer to his heart than Christmas. His reputation for creating uniquely enchanting holiday designs have enabled him to work in some of the most exclusive and prestigious private homes and retail locations in the nation including:

• Angelas' Florist
• Geary’s in Beverly Hills – Tommy’s work earned the prestigious
   Mayor’s Award for Best Holiday Visuals in 2001
• Disneyland
• The Huntington Library
• Roger's Gardens
• Christopher Radko
• And many, many more

Tommy’s exquisite taste isn’t limited to a single season or medium. Through the years, his creative talents have afforded him the opportunity to collaborate with some of the most respected professionals in the fields of art, photography and design. Serving as an art director, Tommy has also worked with acclaimed avant-garde photographers and film directors. His trend-setting work has been featured in some of the most famous home and garden and design magazines in the world.