About us

Based in Hurstpierpoint, West Sussex, we have been designing and building beautiful gardens for over 30 years. Combining bespoke design with the highest quality of craftmanship and horticultural expertise, we create beautiful gardens that are built to last.

Our portfolio showcases some of what we do, including Award-winning designs.

Curved cotswold stone wall with lavender drifts

Oak building on the water Artist's retreat

We pride ourselves on our craftsmanship and attention to detail, specialising in using traditional building methods and materials, including reclaimed and natural products wherever possible.

Drystone walling, flint work, and handmade brick are trademarks of our approach.

Sunken firepit with paved circle and drystone retaining walls

Ornamental rustic gate inset into brick pillars

Curved brickwork surround for summerhouse

How we work with you

We recognise that it can be difficult to envisage the scheme in reality; hand-drawn concept sketches enable us to bring your vision to life. This process is organic and founded upon the high level of trust we build with our clients. We work closely with you to inspire and inform your decision making; ongoing dialogue enables us to be responsive and hands-on, shaping, adapting and perfecting the scheme over the course of the project.

Curved walls leading to specimen trees, Mediterranean terrace and herbaceous planting

Stone garden steps, brick retaining walls and feature lawn

Curved garden seating area with bespoke ironwork firepit

Stone steps and feature curved lawn with path

Family garden with greenhouse, planting and paths

Stone steps to specimen tree and structured planting

Curved stone walls with feature planting around a sunken firepit

Plants and trees

We have decades of horticultural and arboricultural expertise to support you in choosing plants that will enhance the hard landscaping with colour, texture, shape and shade to bring life to your outside space. We work closely with established knowledgeable suppliers including Sussex-based nursery, Garden Sage as well as specialists, Architectural Plants.

Climate, exposure, soil conditions and drainage are just a few elements we consider to create a thriving cohesive scheme. 'Layers' of trees, shrubs and herbaceous draw the eye beyond the immediate horizon, to change space and light, while an architectural specimen can add drama and a focal point.