Our clients had recently finished renovating their home and asked us to design a garden to carry the contemporary feel of their house to their outdoor space. They requested social places in the garden which could be used at different times of the day and to have a dining/seating area on the same level
Our brief was to create something completely different. We created raised planting borders which were angled to visually elongate the garden and also creates a journey to end of the garden to a seated area under the pergola. We used natural stone cladding for the walls and natural stone copings which allow for plenty
The brief was to create separate seating areas for the clients and their teenage children. There was a hot tub to incorporate to a partly screened area. There are now three seating areas, one for formal dining under the oak pergola and another casual seating area just outside the kitchen for the evening sun.
Our client wanted an outdoor kitchen area that he could be proud of together with a beautiful garden that his partner could enjoy. She had some great ideas about how the garden should look together with other seatings areas, planting and other buildings for her working space. The garden was to include: A covered
The design was to be split level using composite decking for the formal upper seating area, a raised cladded border in between with planting and a lower porcelain paving space for the outdoor sofa, table and chairs. The new raised border was built and clad with Green Slate Cladding from London Stone. Pencil Round
Our client asked for a garden which was colourful, totally different and which she could walk around safely. There was an electricity pole on the right hand side of the garden, we designed the garden to take the eye away from it. We decided to create a journey through the garden with different areas
This beautiful property has a large family garden and sweeps around 3 sides of the house enabling us to create different areas to enjoy. Our client gave us a brief of easy to manage borders, trees for privacy, a patio area, somewhere to sit out of the sun and a private lounging area. The
The design was for a woodland walk which leads to a seating area that our clients can enjoy in the Summer months to escape the hot weather. The area needed 12 tonnes of soil improver and 20 tonne bags of bark. The planting was chosen for the soil type, aspect and all year-round interest.
The design was focused on the stunning scenery to include an entertaining area to be used all year round. The client also requested easy to maintain hard landscaping and low maintenance planting. On both sides of the garden raised borders were built in order for our client to be able to sit and tend
Our client had seen a garden bar at an RHS show and wanted to use this as inspiration for an outside entertainment area. The pergola was the main challenge as it needed to be a specific size for the area. We used a fantastic company that tailor made it not only fit the space
