This garden uses natural materials and vistas to allow nature to be seen and enjoyed from both inside and outside the property.  The owners are keen gardeners and wanted a functional space in which to garden and relax.

Our customers were making a new home here and wanted to create a warm, family friendly garden with a traditional feel.  We used natural stone, mature planting, multiple levels and  flowing water.  Please have a look at how it fits together. 

Here we are creating a large flowing garden space that blends new materials with old.  There are areas for large family parties as well as a secluded fire pit with seating.    

In this project we created a large pond with a tumbling stream and waterfall.  The key was to use natural materials, aquatic and marginal planting as well as introducing some established aquatic invertebrates.  As you can see, the result is a stunning and peaceful area filled with interest and nature.

The brief here was to create a sharp, contemporary feel, with bold, strong lines.  This was then softened with planting and lighting.  We used red cedar wood, blue sandstone, stainless steel and resin gravel in order to provide a high quality, bespoke finish.  This garden includes a water feature, a gas fire pit and a red cedar pergola.

Our customer had an idea to create a functional, outdoor kitchen area using natural materials.  It was important to incorporate quirky details whilst maintaining a large open space for entertaining.  

Our customers wanted to replace some decking with a stone seating area.  As their garden has stunning views the idea was to make the most of their aspect.  Here's what we built for them.

Our brief here was to make a space for all the family to enjoy and make use of.  There a many spaces to gather and socialise in as well as a few quiet corners in which to drift away.

This project involved taking an old well to pieces and then rebuilding it as it used to be.  There were curved, dressed stones missing and we made some replacements for the gaps. 

We were asked to create a bespoke feature for a local wedding.  The aim was to use local cobbles, slate and york stone to build a lookery floor with a ram's head as the centrepiece.  

The aim of this project was to develop an existing garden area to improve it's functionality.  We removed and retained some banking and built patio areas for entertaining and parking.   

Our job here was to make the front garden pretty, functional and low maintenance.  We used planting and good quality materials to achieve this look.

The aim here was to make the small front garden more interesting.  Plants and materials were selected to lift the area and add a little sparkle.

The aim was to provide an area for parking that was both functional and pleasing to the eye.  We even managed to squeeze in a lawn and a feature area to make it feel a bit more like home.

We used both natural and contemporary materials in this stylish garden.  A mixture of water, stone and wood creates a useable and pleasing space.  The garden is perfect for both business and pleasure.

Here we used different levels and aspects to create habitats to encourage wildlife.  Native planting and local materials work hand in hand, producing a lived in and natural result.

We returned to this customer after building their front garden. They wanted to create an area where they could socialise with family and have interest without too much maintenance. Furthermore, lights were added to the design in order to make use of the space at night and enhance it's beauty and appeal.

The brief was to create an interesting, low maintenence garden with elements of nature.

We used natural materials and selected colours that would blend in with the customers house.

In this project the aim was to recreate the feel of a natural stone pond from an image provided by our customer.  This is our interpretation.  We made the area look as if it had always been there, friendly for wildlife and beautiful to look at!

Here the brief was to enlarge and develop the wildlife value of a small existing garden pond.  We built a waterfall with natural stone to aid aeration and give a focal point.  We also planted the pond and surrounding area with native, wildlife friendly plants.    

We had two areas to work on in this garden.  Both used paving to create low maintenace, clean and functional spaces.

We were tasked with building a bog garden and patio area that contained a system of ponds within it.  Here's our take on the brief.

In this garden we had an unruly flower bed to dig through and replant with cottage garden perrenials; and a traditional brick and cobble wall to repair.  The wall is topped with limestone flags and a raised bed has been created under the wall.

Here are a selection of our Indian stone paving work.  They are arranged in before and after shots.  This type of surface is ideal for driveways, patio and terraced areas.  It often doubles as the perfect area to relax in whilst entertaining in the sunshine.