Artisan Studios at RHS Badminton Flower Show
With a longstanding relationship with the Royal Horticultural Society, and a history of supporting makers at prestigious events such as the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, Malvern Garden Building is delighted to once again champion artisan talent.

This year, Malvern Garden Buildings will support a curated collection of artisan makers at RHS Badminton Flower Show, celebrating craftsmanship in its most authentic form.
Nestled within the Artisan Gardens, visitors will discover the Artisan Studios - a showcase of beautifully handcrafted pieces; each one unique, personal, and rich in creative expression. From bespoke designs to one-of-a-kind treasures, these makers bring originality and skill to every detail.
Three stunning garden studios from Malvern Garden Buildings offer the perfect setting for artisans to present their work
These thoughtfully designed spaces aim to enhance and complement the character of each artist's creations. This is a space to explore, discover, and be inspired.
Meet the Artisans
RHS Medal TBC
Designer: Laura Jane Wylder, Laura Jane Wylder Sculpture
About the Studio
A Sculptor’s Sanctuary is a romantic, elegant sculptors retreat with a soft feminine theme. Showcasing dreamy, limited edition original bronze, rust and stone sculptures, the studio is a perfect nature integrated space for artistic creation, contemplation and creative freedom. Laura Jane will create a new figurative sculpture during the show, sculpting in clay on a wire armature and explaining the wider process of moulding and casting using examples to demonstrate. A deep, muted colour pallet throughout creates an intimate atmosphere with natural accents to enhance the timeless, romantic feel, and an open terrace surrounded by an abundance of dainty flowers and elegant sculptures welcomes visitors to immerse themselves in the display.
RHS Medal TBC
Designer: Matt Pasmore, Willow Pottery
About the Studio
This immersive exhibit recreates the atmosphere of a traditional pottery studio, showcasing a collection of hand-thrown terracotta pieces ranging from classic garden pots to decorative basketware and rustic tableware. Each piece is crafted using time-honoured techniques that celebrate the beauty, functionality, and authenticity of handmade pottery. Visitors are invited to experience the full creative journey of pottery making, from raw clay through wedging, wheel-throwing, and hand-decoration. At the heart of the exhibit is the theme of process and craftsmanship, brought to life through key features including a working potter’s wheel, a wedging and decorating bench, and a kiln display illustrating each stage of production.
RHS Medal TBC
Designer: Sarah Davis, Sarah Davis Glass
About the Studio
A celebration of a traditional craft, Sarah’s design brings the joy of stained glass to a wider audience and communicates its relevance in the modern world. The exhibit will show how stained glass can be part of a contemporary home or garden. This wonderland of colour will draw people into the Studio and lead them to find out more about how stained glass is made.

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