Corten Steel Signs at the Chelsea Flower Show

We're pleased to share that some of our recent work in Corten steel is currently featured at the Chelsea Flower Show. We had the opportunity to create signage for two exhibitors this year: the bronze sculptor Helen Sinclair and the horticulturalist Michael Antonetti Dip.Hort.Kew.

Corten steel, with its characteristic weathered appearance, develops a unique patina over time that offers both visual interest and durability. Its earthy tones can provide a subtle yet distinctive element within garden and display settings.

For the Chelsea Flower Show, we crafted bespoke Corten steel signs for Helen Sinclair's sculpture exhibit and Michael Antonetti's horticultural display. The aim was to create signage that was both functional and complementary to their respective presentations.

The natural quality of the Corten steel offers a gentle contrast to the textures and colors found within a garden environment and alongside artistic pieces. We focused on creating clear and well-crafted signs that would integrate seamlessly into the overall aesthetic of their exhibits.

If you are visiting the Chelsea Flower Show, you might notice our Corten steel signs as part of Helen Sinclair's and Michael Antonetti's displays. We appreciate the opportunity to have contributed to their presence at this prestigious event.

For those interested in the application of Corten steel for signage or other features, we offer bespoke design and fabrication services. Please feel free to get in touch if you'd like to discuss your project requirements.

We wish Helen Sinclair and Michael Antonetti all the best for the remainder of the Chelsea Flower Show.