Projects

A soft naturalistic style of planting and landscaping ensures a rustic charm.

A steep, sloping site is transformed with layers of cascading plants and Corten steel

A blank canvas allowed us to design a unique garden that maximised the space and views out over the London skyline.

A client led garden space that incorporates a hiddenrear work studio, oval lawn, and outdoor kitchen, surrounded by naturalistic planting.

A small courtyard garden is transformed into a deceptively large space that ties in architecturally with the house extension.

A garden that works as both a family entertaining and work space.

A gently curving staircase entices you down into a lush garden full of textural foliage and subtle colours.

A Georgian style house with a garden that balances both the traditional and contemporary.

A plant focused garden in Highgate that envelopes you in greenery on every level.

Spectacular views over London informed the elegant design of this Hampstead garden.

An exotic lush forest provides a unique dining experience.

In this urban garden, contemporary materials are balanced with soft, herbaceous planting and traditional architecture.

The subtle planting palette of cool blues and steely grey, blend harmoniously with the feature zinc panels and water feature.

A terrace with spectacular views over London, is transformed into a large entertaining space, with the emphasis on ‘fun’.

This particular space is a real gem within the conservation area of the Holly lodge Estate.

A charming garden tucked away off a busy high street in North Finchley.

The exterior courtyard and interior restaurant of Bluebird Chelsea have been transformed into a magical garden oasis.

Nestled along the river-bank, this modest house has a wrap around garden in the most delightful setting.

The client’s collection of artefacts from their travels abroad greatly influenced the design of this compact garden.

The prairie style planting softens the surrounding industrial architecture of this bijou terrace.

An extensive garden on the Wentworth estate reflects the Palladian style architecture of the house.

A small, overgrown garden is transformed into a lush, green space with ample room for entertaining.

A magical garden with a secret door onto the Heath, reflects the strong design lines of the house whilst merging seamlessly into a woodland backdrop.

A unique garden that tells a story, unified by the soft tones of blues, greys and magenta.

A garden designed to incorporate a pottery studio and evening entertaining spot around a majestic Cedar tree.

Seven gardens represent the seven deadly sins in this conceptual garden category at Hampton Court Palace flower show. Our selected design was Greed.

An intriguing space on top of a garage proves a delightful challenge.