Projects

Not quite finished but a rare opportunity to work on a project with different materials.  The curved microcement planters are bench height and the feature wall is covered in copper sheets, inspired by a trip to Seville and seeing copper elements in gardens.

A Grade II listed barn conversion, linking the old with the new. A contemporary garden in a country setting. 

A revamp of a very tired courtyard, backing on to a very tired neighbours wall.  Built in benches to maximise the space and a change of paving to define the different sections.

A plunge pool, outdoor kitchen, fire place, sunken hot tub and a pergola.   A lot of elements that used existing features.  

A lovely village garden needing bringing up to date.  A garden with different levels, so we used stepped corten steel, in curves.

A new build with a garden that had been left as a building site.  The steel used to terrace the garden and some beautiful Egyptian stone used create paths.

A collection of water features. They're often on the wish list but some real shockers out there!

A shady garden now with zones and planting vibrant planting along the sunny side.  Breaking up areas for seating and games. 

A large pool with sun deck, topiary, kitchen, various terraces, including a roof terrace.

Another new build and a garden needing entertaining space and a studio for the teenagers.  Breaking the garden up using different materials for paths and paving, adding an outdoor kitchen and pergola with fireplace.

This Olive tree and the shadows it cast on the wall behind, were so striking.  A lovely revamp of a dark garden.  

An old stable courtyard that needed a revamp.  Adding lots more entertaining space and giving the whole garden some love.

An ongoing project as the house and outbuilding are also renovated.  Dating back to 1451, this is a lovely old property with a garden that has been unloved for a few decades.

An old cottage renovated on the edge of farm land.  The client wanted to remove the lawn and add in various features they'd collected over the years.  This included a large sculpture and bird bath and fire pit.  The project has just been completed.

Finished project and waiting for the plants to do their thing.  The garden sloped at the back, hidden by a shed.  We used the slope and the space to create a sunken seating area, with fire pit and built in bench.  Surrounded by tree ferns of different sizes which created a very calming and still space to sit.

This small new build need updating.  Another sloped garden providing an opportunity for a sunken terrace which helped to create a level lawn.  Floating steps added a contemporary feel while offering up more space to fit a BBQ and additional seating area.  The brick wall was rendered in microcement, providing a very striking backdrop for the plants.