Dig Deeper

SE4

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.

These bespoke rendered planters introduce strong geometry to the terrace, creating structure and permanence against the softness of seasonal planting. Their clean, monolithic form anchors the space, while the integrated timber bench invites pause and interaction.
If you are looking to introduce greenery, privacy or seasonal colour without major construction, bespoke container planting offers a versatile and elegant solution.
This area has been designed as an outdoor room — structured, intimate and calm. Clean-lined tiled planters create level changes and spatial definition, while warm Corten steel panels introduce texture and depth against a restrained palette of stone and black metalwork.
The raised play room introduces height and architectural presence without dominating the space. Its dark cladding allows it to sit comfortably within the greenery, while generous glazing keeps the interior light and outward-looking.
This garden play room combines natural materials, soft light and simple detailing to create a place that feels both grounded and uplifting.
FURTHER PROJECTS
W1
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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.
Foyle Road Garden
SE3
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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.
SW3
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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.