Relove Technology Leads ‘Enmeshed: Positive Pathways’ at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026
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Relove Technology, part of Revolvex Group, has been named lead sponsor of Enmeshed: Positive Pathways, one of just three sustainability commissions selected for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026.
Created by botanical artist Dimitris Koutroumpas and floral designer Gaia Eros, the installation brings together reclaimed technology, natural systems and living materials to explore a simple idea with real weight. The systems we build should give back more than they take.
At its core, Enmeshed draws a direct parallel between two networks. The world wide web, engineered for exchange, and the underground mycelium networks that sustain forests. Different origins, same principle. Shared resource, continuous flow, mutual benefit. That is exactly where Relove operates.
This is not brand association. It is operating model, made visible.
The structure itself is built on a base of upcycled circuitry and communications hardware recovered through Relove’s circular recovery operation. Technology that would typically be written off is instead repurposed and reintroduced as material with ongoing value.
That reflects how Revolvex approaches the market. Through Genuine Solutions, the group moves technology into first life. Through Relove, it takes control of what happens next. Recovery, refurbishment and recycling are built into the lifecycle, protecting value, maintaining compliance and extending product life at scale.
For over 20 years, Relove has executed this in practice. Tens of millions of devices processed through controlled recovery, secure data removal and reintroduction where viable. More than 10,000 tonnes of electronic waste diverted from landfill, not through theory, but through a system designed to retain value and extend product life.
When systems are built to give back, waste stops being an outcome. It becomes something you recover, control and put back to work.
Paul Crossman, CEO, Revolvex Group
Chris McBride, Co Founder of Relove Technology, said: “We’ve always believed that technology should not end at first use. The value is still there, it just needs the right system around it.
Enmeshed brings that thinking to life in a way people can see immediately. It shows what happens when you stop treating technology as disposable and start treating it as part of a continuous cycle.”
The installation pushes that thinking further. Its outer layer uses lime treated hessian and hemp fibres designed to absorb carbon as they set while filtering pollutants from the air. Living fungi and native planting integrate the structure into a functioning biological system, reinforcing the connection between natural and engineered networks.
The concept is rooted in biomimicry. Not as a visual reference, but as a working principle. The most effective systems already exist. The challenge is applying them commercially, at scale.
That is where most sustainability narratives fall short. They sit outside the business. They do not protect margin. They do not integrate into supply chains. And they do not scale.
Relove exists to close that gap.
Because circularity only matters when it holds value, not just intention.
Enmeshed: Positive Pathways will be on display at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show from 19 to 23 May 2026 in London.
Additional sponsors include Phoam Labs and the British Florist Association, alongside a network of specialist collaborators across materials, planting and fabrication.
