Our work
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Capability Brown legend of estate design
Recently I have worked for a client who owns the converted orangery at Rothley Hall. This is close to where the famous 18th century designer was born. Rothley has its own ha-ha popularized by Brown, it’s a dropped fence or wall to help the landscape views link together. One principle of garden design is to […] -
Coastal garden northumberland
This spring I worked for a great clients near Seahouses who had always dreamed of a great garden to go with their beautiful contemporary house design, with balcony views looking across fields and down to their garden below. We had excellent discussions and we created a plan which structured the garden with perennials nearer the […] -
Raised bed, Darras Road, Ponteland
This was a lovely project. The client has a beautiful property with a long driveway. Beyond the entrance gates the architects had created a raised bed, which was to be split into a pool and a perennial bed. We planted a combination of Lupins, monardas and penstemon and ran a visual border edge with small […] -
Colour blending in a town garden
Designing and constructing with new materials (especially contemporary deck) can be made to work well in traditional settings if you make good use of natural colours, as we have used here in one of my 2013 projects in Gosforth. -
Perennial borders modern impressionist style
Using colour to enhance a garden with beautiful existing static features -
Contemporary garden, Washington
A contemporary garden with decking, steps, raised beds, and decorative aggregates.