This year Gaze Burvill asked the garden designer Butter Wakefield to provide a setting which reflected on the company history whilst keeping the brand central in the conversations of today’s garden designs. Butter focused on creating an inviting and elegant space which allowed the oak furniture to take pride of place and positioned each of the iconic pieces in a series of outdoor rooms.
The result speaks for itself. The Gaze Burvill stand (#333) has a front border full of planting that doesn’t look out of place in the main show gardens. There are touches of magic lovingly placed all over the stand, from the Oak signage crafted from the same prime, Grade A sustainably sourced Oak used in the furniture and kitchens to the full bloom wildflower meadow on the roof of the staff area.
The focal point of the stand is a circular Broadwalk table with a matching combination of seats and benches, combined with cushions in an elegant colour palette of greens and greys and dressed with Butter’s own selection of tableware.
Gaze Burvill are pleased to be in many other gardens at this years show including on Gold Medal Winning Show Garden ‘Welcome to Yorkshire’ designed by Mark Gregory, on Gold Medal winning Show Garden ‘Seedlip garden’ designed by Catherine Macdonald, in Raymond Blanc’s private hospitality in Jardin Blanc and the tradestands of Horatio’s Garden, Wallgarden, Brian Alabaster and Chesneys.
There are over 350 trade stands at this years RHS Chelsea Flower Show displaying a vast array of products and services from outdoor furniture through garden tools to bespoke sculpture.