Shed and Buried

Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove head to sunny Buckinghamshire. In the hope of finding something to restore and sell, they search for an item suitable for refurbishment. Once restored, they plan to put it on the nearby local market eventually.

The series is presented as a programme titled “Buckinghamshire”, formatted as a single episode. It falls under the genre of an episode‑style television show, with the location itself forming the central backdrop for the narrative. In this installment, Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove make their way to the bright, sun‑filled county of Buckinghamshire. Their purpose is straightforward: they are on the lookout for objects that can be taken back, refurbished, and then placed on the market. The duo’s journey revolves around the search for such items, with the hope of turning them into sellable pieces. The setting of the episode is the sunny expanse of Buckinghamshire, providing a pleasant environment for the two protagonists. Their combined effort centres on locating suitable pieces to restore, underscoring the episode’s focus on the process of finding and preparing items for resale. The narrative remains confined to this simple premise, keeping the attention on the search and the potential of the finds. Throughout the episode, the emphasis stays on the practical side of the venture: identifying items with potential, restoring them to a sellable condition, and ultimately placing them on the market. Henry and Sam’s collaboration highlights the straightforward ambition of turning found objects into commercial opportunities, all set against the backdrop of a bright Buckinghamshire day.