The garden is built around the Welsh concept of Cwtch, a word that expresses a warm, safe, protective cuddle. Through the clever use of diverse houseplants, the space captures this comforting feeling and demonstrates how the presence of greenery can envelop and nurture. With rare and colourful houseplants increasingly going mainstream, the sanctuary showcases their beauty and accessibility to all plant lovers.
The garden is conceived as a comforting sanctuary that evokes feelings of being held and gently supported. Two contrasting colour palettes are drawn from the pelagic zone, the open ocean far from shore and sea floor, creating a calm, fluid and immersive atmosphere.
Visitors enter through two contrasting viewpoints:
- An entrance partially veiled by hanging plants, adding mystery and the sensation of moving through foliage
- A clear view of a vivid living wall, rich in colour and lush textures, offering an immediate visual impact
