Design Services
The concept stage translates the ideas gathered during the consultation into an initial creative design. This typically includes mood boards, style options, rough sketches, and an outline layout that reflects the proposed look and feel of the garden. The concept helps you visualise the potential transformation before detailed plans are developed. It also allows for feedback and adjustments to ensure the design aligns with your preferences.
A detailed site survey is carried out to gather accurate information about the garden’s dimensions and conditions. This may include measuring boundaries, noting levels and slopes, assessing soil type, recording sun and shade patterns, and identifying existing features to be retained or removed. A thorough survey ensures that the design works practically with the site’s physical characteristics and avoids costly issues later in the process.
The design stage turns the concept into a comprehensive and scaled plan. This may include layout drawings, hard-landscaping details, structural elements, material selections, lighting suggestions, and construction notes. The design plan provides contractors with clear instructions and gives you a precise visual representation of the finished garden. It combines creativity with technical accuracy to ensure the final result is both beautiful and functional.
Planting plans focus on selecting and positioning plants to create a cohesive and thriving landscape. These plans detail plant species, quantities, sizes, and seasonal interest to ensure year-round appeal. Designers consider factors such as colour palette, texture, maintenance requirements, and long-term growth. A well-crafted planting plan ensures the garden matures gracefully and supports your desired atmosphere—whether that’s lush and vibrant, minimalist and architectural, or wildlife-friendly.
Concept
Site Survey
Design
Planting Plans