Tracy Chevalier on display at Chelsea Flower Show Mrs Chevalier will use the specially-constructed Dorset-style hut as a writing space during the press day of the Telegraph-sponsored show as she continues work on the manuscript for her next novel. The hut is part of a concept by triple gold medal winners Adam Woolcott and Jonathan Smith, whose speciality is natural and nostalgic-styled gardens. On their website the designers say their new garden "promises to be our best one yet" and will include a tranquil wild flower garden inspired by the Dorset countryside, with the shepherd's hut situated on the banks of a stream in a water meadow. Mrs Chevalier, who lives in Dorset, has written six books and will be correcting proofs for her next work which is written in old-fashioned longhand because she prefers not to use a computer. The hut, which also pays tribute to Thomas Hardy, the county's most famous writer, was constructed by local firm Plankbridge at Piddlehinton. Its creators, Richard Lee and Jane Dennison, began building and restoring the Victorian-era huts ten years ago for customers to use as a spare room or luxury camping accommodation.