Pool surrounds, arrival courts and private gardens that read as part of the house rather than something added to it.
A villa garden has to answer the architecture. The same planting that suits a brick house looks accidental against white render and glass, and a pool terrace planted without thinking about leaf drop becomes a daily chore for whoever cleans it.
Where the work goes
- Arrival court and driveway, sized for the cars that actually park there
- Pool surrounds using species that do not shed into the water
- Level changes handled with steps and retaining rather than slopes nobody walks on
- Evening lighting planned with the planting, not added to it
- Screening where neighbours overlook, using plants that reach height quickly
We work from the architect's drawings where they exist, so finished floor levels and the garden meet where they are supposed to.
