If there is one sign that spring has officially landed in the UK, it's that word of the Chelsea Flower Show has begun. London’s annual, royally attended horticultural spectacle is such a fixture in the cultural calendar that the BBC dedicates a full week's coverage (19–23 May) to it. For gardening-related brands, it's the best time to debut collections, and that's exactly what Niwaki — known for its ridiculously design-forward Japanese gardening tools — has just done.
Designed in collaboration with London-based Japanese illustrator Natsko Seki, Niwaki's 'Project Camo' collection offers a "reinterpretation of traditional camouflage rooted in a shared appreciation of Japanese landscapes," the brand's founder Jake Hobson tells Livingetc.
