We're thrilled to share something spectacular from this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show. We have proudly sponsored Hugo & Green's innovative installation, The TerrariROOM, bringing to life an immersive botanical experience within the Houseplant Studios. This collaboration beautifully showcases what can be achieved when creativity, thoughtful design, and advanced growing solutions align.
Imagine stepping directly into a living terrarium. The TerrariROOM transforms the traditional houseplant setup into a dynamic space dedicated entirely to greenery. Inspired by home interiors devoted to plant lovers, Hugo & Green have masterfully blended botanical storytelling with intelligent, low-maintenance design.
Every plant is thoughtfully placed with purpose, redefining how we interact with houseplants. Hugo & Green challenged traditional thinking by integrating grow lights throughout the installation. By doing so, they've demonstrated that plants don't need to cling to windowsills for survival. Instead, plants flourish freely across all surfaces enabled by strategically placed grow lighting. And yes, our grow lights are a part of this green transformation!
As visitors enter, they're greeted by a lush carpet of blue star ferns extending seamlessly from the floor upwards, enveloping walls and ceilings in vibrant foliage. Suspended overhead, delicate moss-wrapped kokedama drift gracefully, while larger specimens emerge dramatically as visitors explore deeper into this botanical sanctuary. Flickering light filters gently through the leafy canopy, creating an enchanting sense of immersion—truly a world of green.
We're also delighted to share that The TerrariROOM by Hugo & Green received a Silver Medal in the Houseplant Studios category at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025. This prestigious recognition celebrates their inventive, immersive approach and highlights their visionary dedication to reimagining our relationship with plants in indoor spaces.
Congratulations to Hugo & Green, it's been a privilege to contribute to your inspired creation!
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