Full Grown

Full Grown’s work is held in major international museum collections, including The Storm Chair acquired by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (2024); a Prototype Chair and early grown works acquired by the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh (2023–2024); The Boijmans Chair acquired by Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam (2024); The Paris Chair acquired by Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris (2024); The Goodall Chair acquired by the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City (2024); The Enkidu Hanging Chair acquired by the Dresden Museum of Decorative Arts (2023); and a grown Willow Chair acquired by Manchester Metropolitan University (2023). Full Grown have also collaborated with Louis Vuitton for their RHS Gold Medal-winning Chelsea in Bloom presentation in London (2022), plus featuring in further presentations for Chelsea in Bloom, New York (2024), and the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, London (2026).

Perhaps best described as botanical craftsmen, Full Grown employ ancient techniques to grow their tree-chairs, manipulating a bough’s directions of growth through custom frames and grafting together new furniture forms in the live tree. They integrate the artistic and romantic into the scientific, and urge us to reconsider the way we produce our everyday objects. These carbon sink grown sculptures are functional, beautiful objets d’art.