South Africa’s Gold-Award winning 2025 RHS Chelsea Flower Show in Stanford.

Entry Description

Step inside Chelsea Flowers in Stanford, a breathtaking recreation in the Western Cape, of South Africa’s Gold-Medal exhibit from the 2025 RHS Chelsea Flower Show, led by landscape designer Leon Kluge and artist-gardener Tristan Woudberg.
This immersive digital twin captures the full drama and intricate beauty of the display, inspired by the meeting of two mighty oceans, the Indian and the Atlantic.

What you will see:
A towering mountain of fynbos, merging coastal and alpine species in layers of texture, colour, and movement.
Water features and amber-tinted “streams” that slice through the landscape, evoking the rugged cliffs, rain, wind, and seasonal shifts that define South Africa's floristic diversity.
Sculptural elements: a woven piece that acts as symbolic basket of South Africa’s Floral Kingdom; cliff-like forms with waterfalls and vertical plantings; and fine botanical artworks from the Grootbos Florilegium quietly amplifying the story.

Why this scan matters:
It brings the Chelsea exhibit “home”, allowing global audiences to experience something many only see in photos or fleeting moments.
Through Matterport’s immersive technology you’ll move through the display: from cliff edges, across floral canyons, up to woven sculptures, seeing textures and botanicals in 3D, light and shadow, day and evening settings.
Perfect for garden and art lovers, plant scientists, conservationists, design students, and anyone curious about how landscapes can tell stories about place, climate, biodiversity.
We are incredibly proud to capture this work in full, so that no detail is lost: every petal, every sculptured curve, every lighting nuance will speak to the vision and craftsmanship behind the original Chelsea Flower Show masterpiece.