Grand Designs Live London, ExCeL, 1-9 May 2010
Cuprinol were the proud sponsors of Grand Gardens at this year's Grand Designs Live show in London and really brought to life how properly treated and painted garden wood can transform any garden space.
Our products were featured throughout the Grand Gardens area, with the key highlight and visitor-favourite being The Cuprinol Garden Tea Party where people were able to relax and enjoy high tea in a quintessentially English garden setting, featuring Cuprinol Garden Shades colours.
Another highlight was the Grand Show Gardens, designed by garden design expert David Robinson who used Cuprinol to colour and protect all wooden features represented in the area.
Not only this, the Grand Gardens section featured The Cuprinol Tea Party where visitors enjoyed 'high tea' in our quintessential English Garden setting.
For those keen to find out more about garden design, planting schemes and the use of colour in their gardens, the Garden Seminar Theatre sessions, featured celebrity gardeners like Matthew Wilson; James Alexander-Sinclair, Cleve West and Joe Swift from Three Men went to Mow and Geoff Hodge, as well as the range of Cuprinol Mini Seminars were full of practical tips and advice.
At the Cuprinol Stand, visitors were able to get first-hand advice from the Cuprinol experts on all aspects of garden woodcare and even buy all Garden Shades colours featured at the event!
See what Cuprinol has been up to at the show
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The Cuprinol Garden Tea Party - re-create the look
The Tea Party look is all about soft pastels and muted colours.
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The Garden Seminar Theatre
There are so many things you can do with your garden, but knowing how to approach the projects is often a challenge.
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Go contemporary - the Grand Show Gardens
Intense colours, strong contrasts and clean lines are what it takes to get a contemporary look for your garden.
The Cuprinol Stand
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