Different homes. Different ground. The same care with the work.
Explore complete gardens, smaller improvements and the details that make an outdoor space useful.
The brief was to make a small cottage garden comfortable for everyday use while keeping its established character. The design brought seating, circulation and planting into one plan, with a manageable lawn and space for the existing garden to mature.
The priority was a comfortable place to sit and a planting scheme suited to the garden’s exposure. We considered shelter, access and ongoing care together, then agreed a layout and materials that worked within the available space.
This family wanted space for play alongside somewhere to sit and relax. The construction scope combined lawn preparation, a practical route and a pergola, with boundary planting planned to leave the central space useful as the garden establishes.
The brief was to make a sloping garden easier to move through while respecting its established character. We planned the changes in level as one scheme, with the scope covering stone steps, low garden walls, terrace preparation and planting suited to each area.
The owners wanted a front garden that felt welcoming and still worked for everyday access. The scope brought paving and planting together, allowing room to move a bicycle past the house and agreeing a manageable boundary and border care routine.
The brief was to care for an established garden without clearing away the character the owners valued. We agreed selective pruning, border maintenance and attention to the garden route, with suitable work planned around the plants and the season.
We take ideas from the way you live and the character of the site. Your garden may need a complete rethink, or simply a better path, a place to sit and planting that works.
Explore our approach to designStart with the things that matter most. We’ll help you work through the practicalities.
