Whether you are looking to overhaul your garden or just want help troubleshooting a tricky corner, I can help.
I offer a full design service as well as planting design and shorter consultations to help you create beautiful outdoor spaces.
If you’d like to talk about working together please get in touch.
Recent projects
‘No Waste’ Garden in East London
Design for a ‘no waste’ large family garden in East London, utilising all the waste products from the house renovation to create an inviting, environmentally conscious garden. Builders’ waste was crushed to create planting substrate, hardcore for paths and sculptural water bowls, old bricks reused to create patios, border edging and a firepit and old floorboards used to create outdoor furniture.
Masterplan
Wildflower meadow in its first summer 2025
Dining area outside studio
Seating area and furniture created from waste from the house renovation
Firepit within an orchard created from re-used bricks
Planting and greenhouse in its first summer
Drought tolerant planting in a mixture of crushed builders waste and sharp sand
Huge volume of waste saved from going to landfill (toddler for scale!)
Re-imagined terrace garden in South London
Design for a South London courtyard, repurposing existing materials to create a soft, relaxing and textured space.
Creating soft, textural planting and landscaping
Planting detail
Tonal planting to work with the beautiful old walls
Re-using bricks to create textural edging and minimise waste - 1 month after planting in Spring 2024
2 months after planting
Planting detail
Parsons Green Mews Courtyards
Courtyard gardens for a contemporary mews house in Parsons Green which bring light, colour and texture into previously underused and unloved spaces.
Planted in summer 2025
Concept sketch for the front of the mews house
Shady courtyard planting Summer 2025
Upper courtyard Planting Summer 2025
Outside the shady front door during planting Summer 2025
Upper courtyard during planting Summer 2025
Concept sketch for upper courtyard
East London Family Garden
Design for a family garden in Leytonstone with mini-orchard and wildflower meadow, entertaining space, sunken trampoline and lots of gorgeous planting. The front gravel garden will offer a beautiful, textural entrance to the newly renovated house.
The back garden has been completed in late Spring 2026 with front garden to follow once work on the house is complete.
Plan for the back garden
Sketch view from back of house
Plan for the front gravel garden
Sketch of trampoline nestled within planting
Dulwich Front Garden
A design for an inviting and environmentally friendly front garden. A sinuous path leads through romantic colourful planting and self-binding gravel to the front door and ribbon tracks allow for parking while minimising the visual impact and reducing run-off. Feature trees provide year round structural interest and a green-roofed bike shed provides practical storage.
Built and planted late Spring 2026. More photos to come!
Plan for front garden
Front garden during planting - bike shed still to be installed
Front garden during planting
Front garden during planting
Cornus Kousa Santomi during planting
Front garden before
London Fields Roof Terrace
Design for a modern roof terrace in London Fields featuring bespoke seating and planting. Design in development.
Concept design plan
Concept sketch
Grade 2 listed townhouse in Bow
Designs for a townhouse garden in Bow which work with an existing patio area to create a social, family space with a garden studio. Building later in 2026.
Wanstead Back Garden
Design for a back garden within a conservation area where existing materials are repurposed to create a beautiful family garden. Building later in 2026.
Bristol Courtyard
Design for a small city courtyard where repurposed materials and generous planting frames views from the house as well as entertaining space . Building Summer/Autumn 2026
Hackney townhouse
A concept design for a townhouse garden in Hackney which looks to repurpose the existing materials on site to create a calm, enveloping and sustainably designed space for a family.
Helicon garden in North Yorkshire
Inspired by the partially excavated layers of the Helicon mosaic at the nearby Aldborough Roman Site, this family garden in North Yorkshire explored a modern, subtle and ‘Yorkshire’ spin on classical Roman garden areas such an impluvium pool, atrium entertaining area and ambulatories through a woodland area.
Plan
Gravel garden with shallow pool
Border detail
Entertaining area
Warp and weft garden in Amersham
The garden for this mid-century house on the edge of the Chilterns was inspired by the textures and intricacies of the mid-century ‘Ark panels for Temple B’nai Israel’ by Anni Albers, the restrained use of materials and lush planting of Geoffrey Bawa’s Tropical Modernism in Sri Lanka and the strong horizontal and vertical forms and use of social spaces showcased through Desert Modernism in the USA.
View from patio
Plan
Seating area
Sunken firepit and pool
Masterplan
Clay Farm artist retreat in Wiltshire
Based on a disused farm in Wiltshire, Clay Farm is my re-imagining of a 21 acre creative retreat which supports ceramicists with young children by providing an artist residency programme with beautiful outdoor spaces.
The site becomes a celebration of clay, with clay being dug for use by the artists, productive woodland fuelling the wood-fired kilns, broken ceramics creating planting substrate and the history and ‘cracks’ in the site being celebrated through the idea of kintsugi.