RHS Centenary Bench

The RHS Centenary Bench

Wherever this wonderfully unique bench finds home in your garden, it won’t fail to make an impression. The ornate floral carving will provide plenty of talking points for guests, while the bench’s graceful natural form will ensure it sits in perfect harmony with the rest of your garden space.

The Centenary Bench has The Arts and Crafts Movement as it's primary influence. When the RHS Chelsea Flower Show launched in 1913, it was the predominant style and fine examples of architecture of the period can be found in and around Chelsea. 

The architects and pioneers of this design movement were very aware of the important relationship between house and garden.

We have taken inspiration from the flower paintings of C R Mackintosh and the furniture of M H Baillie Scott to create a seat with the design sensibilities of the present day. We would like to thank Paul Reeves, the pre-eminent dealer in British Arts and Crafts, for his advice and encouragement.