See the possibilities.
Layout, flow and a clear vision for your space. A considered plan that connects your home with the garden beyond it.
Discuss a design ↗
From the first sketch to the final plant.
Garden design and landscaping for spaces
you’ll love spending time in.
Somewhere to share a long lunch. A quiet corner with a book. Room for children to run, and planting that changes with the seasons.
We start with how you want to use your space, then bring the design, materials and planting together around it.
A thoughtful way to work ↗Layout, flow and a clear vision for your space. A considered plan that connects your home with the garden beyond it.
Discuss a design ↗Patios, pathways, timber structures and the details that hold everything together. Materials chosen for the way you live.
Plan your landscaping ↗Structure, texture and seasonal colour. Planting that belongs in your garden, with the right balance of beauty and care.
Talk about planting ↗Three illustrative directions.
Different spaces, the same attention to how a garden feels.

A little wild.
A lot of thought.
The best garden is one you actually use. We think about the morning light, where you’ll sit, how you’ll move through the space and the time you want to spend looking after it.
You don’t need to have it all worked out.
A few ideas and a conversation are a good place to start.
Talk about the space, the things you love and what you’d like to change.
Bring the layout, materials, planting and budget into one considered plan.
Agree the work and programme before bringing the design to life.
Settle into your garden, with care guidance for the seasons ahead.
Every garden has a different starting point.
We’ll help you find yours.
Not necessarily. You might want to rethink one part of the garden, refresh a border or create a more useful seating area. The initial conversation helps establish the right scope.
Yes. In a compact garden, layout, proportion and planting matter just as much. We look at how to make the space useful without filling every corner.
A few photographs, a rough idea of the changes you want and a budget range are useful. You don’t need drawings or a finished brief to get started.
Design and construction depend on the size of the space, access, materials and scope. The proposed work and price are agreed before the project begins.
Existing trees, shrubs and planting can give a garden character. A thoughtful design starts by considering what is already there and what you would like to keep.
Tell us a little about the space and what you have in mind. A simple idea is plenty to start with.