The home of English Rugby (and my first Rugby stadium!). Twickenham Stadium, located in Twickenham, London, is the world-renowned home of English rugby. Officially opened in 1909, it has grown from a modest ground with a capacity of 20,000 to the largest dedicated rugby stadium in the world, now accommodating around 82,000 spectators. Owned and operated by the Rugby Football Union (RFU), Twickenham has hosted countless historic rugby matches, including England's home internationals, the Six Nations Championship, and Rugby World Cup fixtures. The stadium is celebrated for its vibrant atmosphere and rich heritage, playing a central role in the development and popularization of rugby in England. In addition to rugby, Twickenham Stadium also hosts concerts, events, and conferences, making it a versatile and iconic venue in the world of sports and entertainment. Each of our stadiums is made from laser cut layers of 3mm birch plywood which are hand finished and framed in a deep set black or white box frame.
