The “Back to Nature” garden, co-designed by Catherine, Princess of Wales (then the Duchess of Cambridge), which was unveiled at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in 2019, gained attention due to its unusual focus. While conventional gardens were meant to create spectacular visuals, this one was centred on the movement and interaction of children with outdoor environments. Specifically, the design featured elements associated with nature, including woodlands, logs, rough ground, and a stream and water features.
The design has been interpreted as an expression about childhood and family life, drawing attention to the importance of nature-based games and outdoor exploration during child development. Pictures from the exhibit suggest that the design used natural materials to create a woodland feel.
