high end materials for a full garden makeover

This garden belongs to a grand Victorian end-of-terrace property, where restricted access and multiple existing levels and tiers made for a challenging build from the start.

The whole garden was designed by us at NatureScaping following in-depth consultations with the clients, with the aim of creating a high-quality, contemporary space that still felt sympathetic to the property.

We used some brilliant materials throughout, including Italian porcelain from London Stone, finished with hand-cut anthracite picture framing around the patios. Millboard decking creates another usable area within the garden and is an ideal alternative to timber or composite decks, alongside a wood-fired hot tub imported from Sweden.

A lot of work also went into dealing with the different levels. Retaining walls were extended or replaced with a mixture of rendered blockwork and vertically laid sleepers, with lighting built into the timber and elsewhere around the garden. New fencing, gates and decorative panels from Charles & Ivy were then used to finish off the boundaries and add a bit more detail and privacy.

The softer landscaping was just as important. We laid new high-quality turf and put together a full low-maintenance, pollinator-friendly planting scheme to soften all the hard landscaping and bring plenty of colour and wildlife into the garden as it matures.

From in person consultation, to design, to build.

The first step to a full garden makeover is to have an in person consultation, where we discuss ideas and potential design features for your project.

From this, we produce a full 3D rendered design of your new garden plan.

Once this is agreed, we produce a full broken down quote so you can see exactly what you’re paying for.

Then the physical work beigns, fully installing your project from start to finish!

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