Working with these clients for a second time has been a real pleasure having designed and built their previous garden. For their new home, our clients had been inspired by a local arts and crafts property they had visited and loved the wildflower areas merging into the more traditional borders. A sloping garden with a …
Our brief was to ‘re-imagine the existing parterre garden into a more functional and attractive space that is brighter and more inviting that links with the wider garden and landscape’. This grade two listed property dates back to the 15th century and our client was having an extension/renovation undertaken on one section of the house …
Design brief We were approached by these clients after they had viewed a similar project on our website and knew we had experience dealing with a multilevel steep sloping garden. “We are open to all ideas and want to come across different areas whilst walking around the garden’ this was the request from our clients. …
“To Have High Visual Impact” was the quote used by our clients in the design brief for this project. The architects had just completed their plans for remodeling the rear of our client’s house and we were engaged to redesign the multi-level space left between the house and the swimming pool. Our Clients have an …
Our design brief was to have a considered phased approach incorporating all the elements that the clients required. These included a new swimming pool, an outdoor kitchen, a wider entertaining area, as well as a table tennis terrace, fire pit area and a gym & sauna easily accessible from the house. Environmental drivers were also a factor …
Built by PC Landscapes, the Centenary Garden was created to celebrate 100 years since the banker and plantsman Lionel de Rothschild founded the renowned Exbury Gardens in the New Forest. Designed by Marie-Louise Agius (Lionel de Rothschild’s great-granddaughter and Chelsea’s Gold Medalist), the garden is contemporary in style, with subtle nods to the family history and focuses …
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