Simple, beautiful garden design that won’t cost the earth.

The client wants their small north facing front garden to become a lovely space to enjoy from all sides by owners and wild life alike.

The client is a Norwich City FC fan, so I’ve created stripes to create structure and access, while the planting bed depths are 1962mm and 1985mm - the last two times Norwich FC won the cup.

An immersive plant combination including plentiful evergreens will ensure year round interest and valuable wild life habitats.

This is the master plan for a client who wanted a gravel garden around existing hard landscaping to replace a lawn, while creating a haven for wildlife.

The view to the house from the gravel garden, which would combine the lose feel of a gravel garden with clean lines and a contemporary fell to suite the house.

The client wanted planting that offered a sense of abundance in a gravel garden setting, with plenty of evergreens.

This is the elevation of the Grade II listed Isokon Building, London. For which my design won the prestigious KLC Grand Design award.

A meeting space with a woodland edge planting scheme, to create a secluded, garden in the city.

A roof terrace to talk, dine, and dance, in Belsize Park. This is the award winning design and final student project.

Following a house refurbishment, the client wanted a large productive garden on this south facing sloping garden, and a woodland space for their Japanese hot tub (onsen). The drive needed to set the stage for the modern house.

An simple, impressive gravel and stone drive, to set the stage for guests.

This is the laying out plan for the productive garden, designed to maximize growing space, within an enclosed space to protect the plants from deer and rabbits.