New-Build Garden Design in Oxfordshire
This new-build garden began as a completely blank plot, a common challenge for modern developments. I worked closely with the homeowners to design a practical yet beautiful outdoor space that enhances everyday living.
The finished design is a wheelchair-accessible sensory garden, planned to ensure level access throughout so every area can be comfortably and saf
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This project focused on redesigning a small, previously overlooked area of the garden, transforming it into a calm, zen-inspired retreat.
Visible from the living room, the space was designed to provide year-round visual interest despite its compact size. Thoughtful planting, texture, and structure ensure the area looks good in every season and feels intentional rather than incidental. The finished
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This garden redesign was created for an Oxfordshire homeowner and, while not a new-build, presented similar challenges when the property was purchased. The garden consisted of a small, unloved lawn with no established planting.
The design brief was to add depth and visual interest to what was a simple rectangular plot. By introducing angled planting beds, the layout became more dynamic, helping the