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SE9

Balcaskie Road

A layered, architectural front garden that balances structure with softness. Clean masonry, crisp steps and refined detailing create a calm, functional framework, while generous planting brings movement, texture and seasonal change.

Clean paving lines and clipped evergreen forms create year-round definition, while layered planting introduces softness, seasonal interest and ecological value. Materials are carefully selected to respect the period character of the property, delivering a finish that feels both timeless and contemporary.
Calm, intimate and immersive — a garden to be viewed as much as it is lived in.
Carefully chosen specimen planting brings focus and refinement to the garden.
Layered planting creates depth and movement, while structured evergreens anchor the view throughout the year. Carefully positioned seating and subtle hard landscaping establish a sense of intimacy without interrupting the flow of greenery.
Subtle, layered lighting highlights specimen trees and clipped forms, creating depth, shadow and quiet drama beyond the glazing. The space becomes intimate and immersive — a softly illuminated landscape designed to be enjoyed from within the home as much as outdoors.


Designed to extend the kitchen and dining space seamlessly into the garden, this scheme blurs the boundary between inside and out.
Designed to extend the kitchen and dining space seamlessly into the garden, this scheme blurs the boundary between inside and out.
FURTHER PROJECTS
SE9
View project
Corbett House
We design front gardens that feel composed, generous and quietly confident — balancing clean lines with layered planting and seasonal interest.
SE4
View project
Harefield Road
In this scheme, the dark Millboard surface anchors the planting and draws the eye towards the house, creating a strong visual axis through layered, textural borders. The deep tone contrasts beautifully with soft grasses, ferns and architectural foliage, giving the garden structure and cohesion.
Foyle Road Garden
SE3
View project
Foyle Road
A carefully framed arrival sequence that balances architecture and planting in equal measure.

Corten steel planters anchor the entrance, their warmth offset by pale brick and deep, shadowed cladding.