Portfolio

Horseshoe Bend, London

A garden inspired by a road trip through Arizona, Utah, Nevada and California taking inspiration from The Painted Desert in Arizona, The Mohave Desert and The Colorado River.

Birch Grove, London

A large lawned family garden in West London with sunken trampoline, a natural boulder wall and large entertainment terrace.

Secret Garden

This garden within a garden was made from materials found on site, house bricks and paving slabs were reworked and enjoyed for their patina and sense of history.

Barefoot Garden College Green School, London

The Barefoot Garden is set under the shade of a large crab apple tree and takes the children on a journey of textures for little feet to discover.

Green Roof, London

The Green Roof is a garden viewed from above. its’ seasonally changing planting pattern works like a painting with defined geometry. It won a ProLandscaper ‘Big Impact “ Award in 2018.

River Thames Terrace, London

Framing the view down by the River Thames, this garden terrace is a wonderful outdoor space to entertain and take in the view. The garden consists of planters and a plant support to frame the majesty of the river.

College Green School, London

Mud kitchen and sound garden with living woven Willow pods and a curved glowing path.

Marlborough Cottage, Devon

A large plot of land surrounding a 16th century Grade II Listed property set within bucolic, undulating Devon countryside. The garden is laid out with a series of mature hedges and stone walls.

Island Meadow

A meadow on an island in the Thames, a simple paired back setting.

Mapesbury Conservation Area

Soft ferns and Festucas cushion the ground in the rear garden where a commemorative stone statue of a boy sits amongst the foliage.

Bastwick Street, EC1

This is the skinniest garden done to date on a wrap around balcony in Clerkenwell. Ocean Liner in theme, the area is decked with dark boards, custom made steel coloured planters and a hardwood bespoke bench.

Barclay Road, Leytonstone

A garden in the city filled with flowering perennials, Salvias, Rudbeckias Achillea, Anemone, Roses Clematis, flowering meadow and a lawned area. Structural trees provide shade for the family.

Hampsted, London

This steep sloping shady garden was enhanced with weathered limestone boulders and planted with Tree Ferns, three varieties of ferns, Anemones and Bluebells

Indoor Garden, London

Lush and green, a place to sit inside enveloped by tropical plants while looking out onto the outdoor space, blurring the boundaries between inside and out.

Belsize Park, London

A fresh green and white planting scheme that compliments this imposing town house.

West Hampstead, London

A white and green garden planted with Bamboo, Bananas, Olives and Thalictrum Davidii, Libertia Grandiflora, Japanese Spurge, white tulips and Anemones.

Devon Meadow

A meadow sown with British Native seeds including Purple Vetch, Ox Eye Daisy, Ragged Robin, Self Heal, Achillia, Millefolium and Black Knapweed

Fairhazel Gardens, NW6

This front garden is home to structural mature trees with great Autumn colour and tall ironstone planters filled with Roses, Geums and Irises.

Walton Street, SW3

Commercial project with a city courtyard garden. The Wisteria Tree takes centre stage with Trachelospermum Jasminoides, Rosa Clare Austin, yellow Mexican satin flower and Sisyrinchium striatums in the boundary planters.

Valentino

For the 2015 Valentino Red shoot I was asked to recreated spring/summer during the wettest October in years, with meadow flowers, grasses and roses.

Creighton Road, NW6

A family garden with winter structure and many flowering perennials keeping to the clients colour scheme of purple, white and fresh green.

Front Gardens

Front Gardens contribute to your sense of wellbeing when you open your front door, and step out to begin the day. They have the power to make or break your return home in the evening.

Paper Landscapes

The ones that got away. These are gardens briefed, designed with the same attention to detail as completed projects and for a variety of reasons don’t get built.