What to expect from List members at Chelsea Flower Show 2024

We give you a sneak peek into what you can expect from members of The List by House & Garden
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Randle Siddeley Limited's design for Blue Forest.

With Chelsea fast approaching, we thought we'd give you a sneak peek into what you can expect from members of The List by House & Garden. From sensational show gardens to the very best in garden accessories and furniture, you won't want to miss out on seeing these members at this year's show…

Tabi Jackson Gee's design for Kent Wildflower Seeds.

Tabi Jackson Gee

Garden designer Tabi Jackson Gee is making her Chelsea debut this year, along with first-time exhibitor Kent Wildflower Seeds. It is also the first time a wildflower company have exhibited in the Great Pavilion bringing a different sensibility to the marquee and showing further evidence of how our gardens are evolving to be more ecologically focused.

The wild but highly ornamental display will show how wildflowers aren't just for meadows, they can be used in a garden of any size or style. Mel Windsor, model and garden enthusiast has also been involved in the creation of the stand, which also features the work of regenerative fine furniture maker Sebastian Cox and shell artist Mel Campion and original artwork by Claire Basler, commissioned in partnership with Somerset-based natural fragrance house Ffern.

Harrod Horticultural's display of garden furniture.

Harrod Horticultural

Harrod Horticultural’s exhibit on Western Avenue will be dedicated entirely to the timeless and handcrafted Southwold Collection garden furniture, which features a wide variety of dining table sets, pergolas, planters, obelisks and supports. Each of the company's pieces is hot dip galvanised for rust protection and hand etched to give the most distinctive antique appearance that continues to improve over time.

House Nine

Project Giving Back, the grant-giving charity that funds gardens for good causes, has commissioned interior design studio House Nine to create a space that engages visitors and tells them the stories of gardens for good causes.

The space that House Nine has created a space that radiates warmth and charm, welcoming guests and showcasing the unique story of Project Giving Back and its causes. From the materials used for construction to the accessories used for styling, House Nine made sustainable design choices wherever possible.

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An example of one of The Soho Lighting Company's beautiful designs.

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The Soho Lighting Company

With a focus on bringing the best of sustainable British craftsmanship together, The Soho Lighting Company will showcase their elegant outdoor collections at their stand, which will be brought to life by Cornish environmental garden designer Tom Hughes.

In collaboration with Historic Royal Palaces, Soho Lighting will launch the Royal Collection, which takes inspiration from the history and character of the royal palaces. The collection will explore and launch all aspects of lighting, including indoor and outdoor lighting, switches and sockets. The brand will also showcase its new-to-market Garden Solar Lighting Box powered by Enkin technology. This innovative and long-lasting solar-powered system is especially ideal for those with period properties with strict regulations around garden wiring.

Randle Siddeley Limited's design for Blue Forest.

Randle Siddeley Limited

Randle Siddeley Limited and Blue Forest have collaborated on “The Botanical Treehouse,” a two-story garden sanctuary that promises an immersive experience.

The Botanical Treehouse invites exploration amidst a tapestry of edible plants, aromatic botanicals and silver birch trees seamlessly enhancing its treehouse bar and entertainment deck. Central to “The Botanical Treehouse ” is the entertainment tower where guests can unwind and savour artisanal botanical refreshments while taking in views across the show's Main Avenue. Beneath lies a whimsical children's hideaway with playful swings and vibrant interiors.

Garden Art Plus

Garden Art Plus will be displaying a range of antique garden artefacts at this year's event. The company's collection includes a pair of Coade stone niches, 18th-century English sandstone horse troughs, a marble wellhead, a pair of fully restored Coalbrookdale benches, 19th-century decorative gates and antique and contemporary copper planters, Bath stone carved keystones amongst other beautiful garden items.

Dawn Conn's 'Ava' bronze sculpture.

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Dawn Conn

Artist Dawn Conn returns to Chelsea Flower Show to showcase her 'Rekindle' sculpture garden. Inspired by the Greek Goddess Hestia the garden invites visitors to immerse themselves in curated plantings and bronze sculptures.

Dawn's pieces pay homage to the strength and resilience of womanhood. Each piece embodies a unique story, a testament to the artist's own journey through life's ebbs and flows. From the graceful curves to the bold stances, these sculptures capture the essence of femininity in its many forms—perfectly imperfect yet undeniably powerful.

A view of last year's Chelsea Barracks Spring Fair.

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Chelsea Barracks Spring Fair

The Chelsea Barracks Spring Fair, which coincides with the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, returns this year on an even larger scale. The Spring Fair, which is open to all and free of charge features an Artisans’ Market where the House & Garden team has curated 15 stands run by homeware, beauty and jewellery brands, including Sharland England by Louise Roe and Collins & Green Art.

The event also features a selection of ticketed events including 'speed-dating' sessions where people who are looking for interior design advice can get guidance from members of The List by House & Garden.