LONDON: Located at the heart of The Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew’s new Carbon Garden, the pavilion is inspired by the symbiotic relationship between plants and fungi, and created using low-carbon, natural materials.

Lundhs’ contribution forms the literal base of the structure: Larvikite stone footings in Lundhs Blue®, engineered to a custom thickness of 90mm, elevating the pavilion above ground level for a sense of lightness and structural poise.

The winner will be announced at the Surface Design Awards 2026 ceremony during Surface Design Show 2026, on Wednesday, February 4th at 6 PM.

Read more about the project here.