Gold Win at the Chelsea Flower Show!

An Award-Winning Design at the Chelsea Flower Show

Our experience at The Chelsea Flower Show began with a sudden invitation from the RHS, giving us just two weeks to draft a complete design brief and head to London. We designed an interactive houseplant and home fragrance studio centered around wellness and working from home. Our sensory display featured air-purifying indoor plants, natural textures, and signature scented candles - earning top honors from the RHS judges.

Creating a Home Utopia for Work and Wellbeing

Our exhibit, titled "The Grass is Greener Where You Water It," focused on how botanical elements and soothing scents transform modern living spaces. By pairing lush indoor greenery with our luxury home fragrances - including our signature Northumberland Street scent - we demonstrated how to create a calming, stress-reducing home environment. The judges praised our design for making houseplants and luxury fragrance accessible and relatable to everyone.

From Chelsea Flower Show Success to Scottish Highlands Craft

Winning Gold at Chelsea was a pivotal milestone in our brand's history, highlighting our deep commitment to botanical craftsmanship, quality design, and sensory experience. Today, we carry that same award-winning passion into every candle, reed diffuser, and body care product we hand-pour in our Scottish Highlands workshop.

 

 

 

The Chelsea Flower Show Gold Award. The Plant Workshop Fenwick Newcastle. Houseplants, Candles, reed diffusers, hand wash, liquid soap, body wash and shower gel.

AWARD WINNING

Houseplant Design Studio

The Chelsea Flower Show Gold Award. The Plant Workshop Fenwick Newcastle. Houseplants, Candles, reed diffusers, hand wash, liquid soap, body wash and shower gel.
The Gold Awarded Chelsea Flower Show Houseplant Studio by The Plant Workshop Fenwick Newcastle, houseplants, home fragrance, candles, reed diffusers and luxury hand wash.
The Gold Awarded Chelsea Flower Show Houseplant Studio by The Plant Workshop Fenwick Newcastle, houseplants, home fragrance, candles, reed diffusers and luxury hand wash.
The Gold Awarded Chelsea Flower Show Houseplant Studio by The Plant Workshop Fenwick Newcastle, houseplants, home fragrance, candles, reed diffusers and luxury hand wash.
The Gold Awarded Chelsea Flower Show Houseplant Studio by The Plant Workshop Fenwick Newcastle, houseplants, home fragrance, candles, reed diffusers and luxury hand wash.
Houseplant iMac computer screen by The Plant Workshop at The Chelsea Flower Show
The Gold Awarded Chelsea Flower Show Houseplant Studio by The Plant Workshop Fenwick Newcastle, houseplants, home fragrance, candles, reed diffusers and luxury hand wash.

// Inside the studio

// The Design Brief

“Celebrate your home utopia as our team inspire you to invite wellness into your work-from-home space. Sensory plants, materials and textures, alongside our home fragrance range, create a dual-purpose relaxing and calming environment, in addition to an uplifting and energising working space.”

"The Grass is Greener Where You Water It"

Many of our working environments shifted, as a result of the pandemic, bringing the office into our homes. The Plant Workshop’s design is centred around creating a more nurturing, productive and stress-reducing environment through the use of indoor plants and fragrance with their abundant benefits. 

With a focus on improving wellbeing in your home, The Plant Workshop was born from providing houseplants via their doorstep delivery service to people in the North East of England and North Yorkshire, bringing a sense of positivity and purpose.

The Plant Workshop has created a beautiful and inclusive work from home space, balancing productivity and downtime, which can be enjoyed regardless of age to replicate a sense of sanctuary irrespective of locality, space or budget.

The design encourages you to curate your own home utopia, taking inspiration from the installation to invite wellness into your space. Materials and staging highlight the relatability of the design, combining textures and sensory elements.

// BBC Radio Tees interview with Gary Philipson

// Adam Frost from the BBC