RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2022
Where you can find Tom Raffield at the world’s greatest flower show…
Whilst you won’t see a mesmerising steam bent Tom Raffield garden at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show, there is still a chance to see our handcrafted wooden lighting, furniture and accessories at the Fairmont Windsor Park Treehouse by Blue Forest.
“Each Blue Forest treehouse is a celebration of wood and natural materials and is finished to the highest standard by experienced craftsmen”.
– Blue Forest
With a like-minded ethos and innovative designs, we have enjoyed partnering with Blue Forest several times over the years. They set out to reconnect people with nature and allow the outside world to shine whilst beautiful memories are made. Every treehouse Blue Forest craft uses timber which is sourced from sustainably managed forests and each unique design respects the environment in which it sits. We are extremely proud to have a selection of our lighting and homeware designs showcased in their spectacular, one-of-a-kind treehouse on Main Avenue.
This year their cabin-like design is the first accommodation treehouse Blue Forest have exhibited at the show. It is created in collaboration with Fairmont Windsor Park – the UK’s newest luxury spa and wellness hotel in Berkshire. The treehouse will exude luxury whilst bringing each guest closer to the natural world we all care so dearly about. Following the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, the treehouse will be transported to its new forever home on the grounds of Fairmont Windsor Park, where it will form part of their growing, luxurious treehouse collection.
“We are thrilled to be back at the Chelsea Flower Show this year...It is one of the most ambitious builds we have taken on for the flower show to date, and we couldn’t do it without the support of our many sponsors and partners. Do come along and join us on Main Avenue – you won’t be disappointed!”
- Andy Payne, Founder & Managing Director, Blue Forest
Located on the show's famed Main Avenue, the innovative space is a celebration of wood and natural materials and is finished to the highest standard by experienced craftsmen. The treehouse will be immersed in a natural planting scheme by Randle Siddeley, a leading landscape architecture and urban design practice based in London. In keeping with the theme of this year’s show, native plants that benefit wildlife will be in abundance creating a relaxed feeling that adds a wonderful juxtaposition to the strikingly modern treehouse.
Posted: 26.05.22
Updated: 13.01.23