Toilet inspired garden on show at the Chelsea Flower Show
The Chelsea Flower Show always aims to push boundaries and this year they’ve got an unusual garden from a South Korean designer which is centred around a toilet.
In South Korea, it is normal for the toilet to be located in the garden and for many centuries people in Korea have considered using the toilet to be a highly spiritual experience which helps you cleanse your mind.
The garden is named Hae-woo-so, which is the Korean word for a traditional toilet and features a number of pathways leading to the traditional toilet building.
The designer, Jihae Hwang, is believed to be the first South Korean designer to exhibit at the show and said: “There’s no limited number of topics you can make a garden from. Why not a toilet?”
Other weird and wonderful exhibits on show include a garden suspended 25m in the air, a working water mill and a cypress tree covered in gold.
If the garden has inspired you to update your bathroom, look to Trade Plumbing. They sell a wide selection of bathroom fittings and fixtures including bathroom suites, shower enclosures and central heating supplies so you can create your own spiritual retreat in your home.










