Garden looking onto woodland
A geometric layout, a hornbeam hedge as the frame and one large specimen tree. Irrigation runs off a private borehole.
Projects
Every photograph here is of a garden after at least one full season - not on handover day. That is the only point at which you can see whether a design holds up.
Showing 9 of 9 projects.
A geometric layout, a hornbeam hedge as the frame and one large specimen tree. Irrigation runs off a private borehole.
300 m² of lawn turned over to a meadow of native species. Cut twice a year rather than once a week.
85 m² of 20 mm porcelain on adjustable pedestals, a granite setts path and flush-mounted lighting.
96 m² between two walls. Planting on three levels, a micro-terrace and climbers on trellis to take the garden upwards.
Granite setts, a clipped yew hedge and discreet uplighting. No lawn on the street side, so no mowing next to traffic.
A plot falling 3.5 m across its length. Terraced with gabion walls, shade-tolerant ground cover and a self-binding gravel path.
Composite decking, a board-marked concrete fire pit and a retaining wall separating the seating area from the lawn.
32 fittings on a 12 V system, four tree canopies and the steps lit. 2700 K throughout, controlled from a phone.
A 74 m² courtyard with a living wall, a 1,000 litre rainwater tank and fully permeable paving.
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