With
outdoor living very much in vogue and the garden now
designed and used as an extension of the house, Innermost launched
distinctive outdoor lights by leading international designers
to add light and drama to gardens in Summer
2008.
Stick Light has
instantly snapped up by award-winning landscaper and garden
designer Andy Sturgeon to be featured in his Contemporary Woodland
Garden at the Royal Horticultural Society’s Chelsea Flower
Show 2008 sponsored by Cancer Research UK.
For the past three years Andy Sturgeon’s creation for
Cancer Research UK has won the Chelsea Flower Show Gold Medal
and this years creation added a fourth
Gold Medal to the collection.
Visitors saw Andy’s contemporary woodland garden that
included four rectangular pools, which increase in size towards
the front of the garden, a series of computer generated raindrop-like
ripples begin in sequence from the rear of the garden and dance
towards the front symbolising the advancement which the charity
is making.
With lighting, sculpture and furniture frequently integral
to the designs by Andy Sturgeon, the Sticklights were clustered
on the patio areas and amongst shrubs and flowerbeds, lit at
dusk to create a stunning display where modern lighting design
fused with stylish landscaping and beautiful planting to create
a magical outdoor space.
‘Green fingers meet ‘green’ ethics
in this project,’ explains Russell
Cameron, co-founder of Innermost. ‘There’s
a great synergy with Andy Sturgeon’s overall design for
this garden as almost every element was either re-cycled or
else re-used. With its low energy bulbs, Stick
Light is just
as ‘green’.
