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Are you making the most of your courtyard garden?

We have recently been working on two small gardens, one in Wrotham Village, Kent and one in Crouch End, North London. Both clients asked for contemporary designs and materials, Asian/tropical planting creating a little oasis. We love doing these projects and the transformations are amazing.

Here are our sketchup models of the proposed gardens, we are looking forward to seeing these built.




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