From complete gardens to individual spaces, each project starts by understanding what's there, identifying what isn't working and exploring what could be possible. The work below includes completed, ongoing and conceptual projects.

HERE ARE SOME WE'VE SOLVED...

EVERY PROJECT
STARTS WITH
A PROBLEM

EVERY PROJECT
STARTS WITH
A PROBLEM

HERE ARE SOME WE'VE SOLVED...

From complete gardens to individual spaces, each project starts by understanding what's there, identifying what isn't working and exploring what could be possible. The work below includes completed, ongoing and conceptual projects.

PLENTY OF PAVING, ZERO PERSONALITY

Brazilian-inspired concept design — E4, London
A flat, lifeless yard of patio and artificial lawn reimagined as a lush, layered garden with a nod to the client's native Brazil. A winding path leads through raised beds to three seating areas, each with its own character. Hardy plants suited to London create an abundant, subtropical feel, while three multi-stemmed strawberry trees screen the neighbouring property and evergreen structure keeps the garden green all year.

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Design

PLENTY OF PAVING, ZERO PERSONALITY

Brazilian-inspired concept design — E4, London
A flat, lifeless yard of patio and artificial lawn reimagined as a lush, layered garden with a nod to the client's native Brazil. A winding path leads through raised beds to three seating areas, each with its own character. Hardy plants suited to London create an abundant, subtropical feel, while three multi-stemmed strawberry trees screen the neighbouring property and evergreen structure keeps the garden green all year.

Before

Design

Design

DESIGNING FOR DROUGHT AND DOWNPOURS

Between Extremes at The Royal Norfolk Show 2026
An award-winning show garden for the Royal Norfolk Show, Between Extremes explored how a small domestic garden could respond to increasingly extreme weather. The design transitioned from drought-tolerant gravel planting to a lush rain garden, demonstrating how resilient design strategies can be incorporated into everyday spaces.
Contemporary garden with gravel planting, ornamental grasses, brick paving and a seating area
Contemporary garden with gravel planting, ornamental grasses, brick paving and a seating area
Brick and gravel paving meeting at a planted garden border
Brick and gravel paving meeting at a planted garden border
Contemporary garden with brick paving, gravel planting beds, ornamental grasses and outdoor seating
Contemporary garden with brick paving, gravel planting beds, ornamental grasses and outdoor seating
DESIGNING FOR DROUGHT AND DOWNPOURS
Contemporary garden with gravel planting, ornamental grasses, brick paving and a seating area
Contemporary garden with gravel planting, ornamental grasses, brick paving and a seating area
Brick and gravel paving meeting at a planted garden border
Brick and gravel paving meeting at a planted garden border
Contemporary garden with brick paving, gravel planting beds, ornamental grasses and outdoor seating
Contemporary garden with brick paving, gravel planting beds, ornamental grasses and outdoor seating
'Between Extremes' at The Royal Norfolk Show 2026

An award-winning show garden for the Royal Norfolk Show, Between Extremes explored how a small domestic garden could respond to increasingly extreme weather. The design transitioned from drought-tolerant gravel planting to a lush rain garden, demonstrating how resilient design strategies can be incorporated into everyday spaces.
A BORDER THAT NEEDED A BIT MORE ABOUT IT

Characterful border redesign — NR4, Norwich
A prominent but underperforming border redesigned to become a feature in its own right. Ornamental grasses, architectural foliage and long-flowering perennials bring movement, texture and seasonal interest, while evergreen structure keeps the planting working year-round. A vintage enamel sign provides a distinctive focal point and a nod to local Norwich heritage.
Garden border with ornamental grasses and climbing roses beside a brick building
Garden border with ornamental grasses and climbing roses beside a brick building
Garden design sketch showing ornamental grasses, architectural foliage, perennials and evergreen str
Garden design sketch showing ornamental grasses, architectural foliage, perennials and evergreen str
Characterful garden border with ornamental grasses and perennials beside a brick building and vintag
Characterful garden border with ornamental grasses and perennials beside a brick building and vintag

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Design

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A BORDER THAT NEEDED A BIT MORE ABOUT IT
Garden border with ornamental grasses and climbing roses beside a brick building
Garden border with ornamental grasses and climbing roses beside a brick building
Garden design sketch showing ornamental grasses, architectural foliage, perennials and evergreen str
Garden design sketch showing ornamental grasses, architectural foliage, perennials and evergreen str
Characterful garden border with ornamental grasses and perennials beside a brick building and vintag
Characterful garden border with ornamental grasses and perennials beside a brick building and vintag

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Design

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Border redesign — NR4, Norwich


A prominent but underperforming border redesigned to become a feature in its own right. Ornamental grasses, architectural foliage and long-flowering perennials bring movement, texture and seasonal interest, while evergreen structure keeps the planting working year-round. A vintage enamel sign provides a distinctive focal point and a nod to local Norwich heritage.
A SPACE THAT WAS MAKING LIFE DIFFICULT
Woodland front garden, NR1 Norwich

A shaded, sloping front garden beneath a mature magnolia where turf had repeatedly failed. Rather than fighting the site's difficult conditions, the design embraced them, using layered shade-tolerant planting, ferns and evergreen structure to create a woodland-inspired garden with year-round interest.

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A SPACE THAT WAS MAKING LIFE DIFFICULT

Woodland front garden — NR1, Norwich
A shaded, sloping front garden beneath a mature magnolia where turf had repeatedly failed. Rather than fighting the site's difficult conditions, the design embraced them, using layered shade-tolerant planting, ferns and evergreen structure to create a woodland-inspired garden with year-round interest.

Sloping front garden with silvery planting beneath a mature tree, bordered by a brick retaining wall
Sloping front garden with silvery planting beneath a mature tree, bordered by a brick retaining wall
Garden design sketch showing layered planting across a sloping front garden beneath a mature tree
Garden design sketch showing layered planting across a sloping front garden beneath a mature tree
Layered planting beside a brick retaining wall with a distinctive blue house number 176
Layered planting beside a brick retaining wall with a distinctive blue house number 176

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