The contemporary garden, updated in 2008.

The period garden, updated in 2008.

A small garden in a fishing village in the south of Ireland. The client
wanted an area for entertaining, with specific materials in mind. The low
walls double as seating, with a table in the centre doubling as a
sculpture when not in use. The planting scheme is based on purple and white.

A contemporary front garden that allows parking for two cars while still
maintaining good design and planting.

The client wished to create a french style garden with appropriate
planting. The garden revolves around a bespoke garden structure.

The brief was to create a contemporary garden with a
meditative feel, with a garden building where one could relax and
escape. The pallet is blue and the plants are mediterranean.

This is the Canal Garden, updated for 2008.

Originally split into two distinct gardens, this garden was redesigned to
flow easily from the front of the house to the back. A deck wallkway cuts
through a jungle area between each area.

A tiny city garden nestled between several buildings, which was to incorporate French influences. The garden also contains a stainless steel rill running across the axis.

The young clients of this house required a modern and funky front garden with mass planting and tropical foliage, while also incorporating specific materials.