Dig Deeper

W1

Belgravia

We design entrances that feel considered and confident — balancing proportion, planting and materials to enhance the character of the building. From bespoke planters to seasonal underplanting, every detail is curated to deliver impact throughout the year.

This entrance scheme is designed to complement traditional detailing and formal geometry. Carefully clipped evergreen standards echo the rhythm of the façade, while a restrained underplanting palette delivers subtle colour without competing with the building.
This scheme draws on traditional garden principles: axial views, symmetry and carefully clipped hedging. Ornamental stonework establishes a focal point, while a restrained planting palette ensures the composition remains elegant throughout the year.
Structured evergreen hedging anchors the space, allowing pollinator-friendly perennials to weave naturally through the scheme. Vertical flower spikes introduce height and contrast, drawing the eye across the courtyard and towards key focal points.
As daylight fades, concealed lighting transforms the terrace into an intimate evening setting. Gentle uplights wash the foliage, warm LED tones enrich the timber, and subtle stair lighting adds both ambience and practicality — perfect for relaxed dinners outdoors.
High above the street, this terrace garden creates a private retreat within the city. Structured evergreen standards provide rhythm and screening, while generous planting of lavender softens the perimeter and introduces movement and scent throughout the summer.
High above the street, this terrace garden creates a private retreat within the city. Structured evergreen standards provide rhythm and screening, while generous planting of lavender softens the perimeter and introduces movement and scent throughout the summer.
FURTHER PROJECTS
SW3
View project
Chelsea Roof Terrace
Seamlessly connected to the garden, this space blurs the boundary between inside and out. Full-height glazing draws natural light deep into the interior, framing layered planting and mature trees as a living backdrop.
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.
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.