The geometric shapes we’ve went for in this design really make the most out of the space available to us which is critical to the brief. We had to get a lot in here to keep the kids amused , you know the attention span they have!
Tag Archive: contemporary garden design
Feb 15
Glasgow South: Contemporary Front Garden Design in Netherlee
The different levels and heights help to give that extra dimension and feeling of a greater space than actually exists but also produces some interesting walkways and paths that will keep the client and any guests she may have captivated throughout
Feb 15
Ayrshire: Small Family Garden Design in Stewarton
My first thoughts were to grade the garden and introduce some wide sweeping steps so as not to confine any space within the plot. The position of the patio was governed by sun coverage and the couple liked the idea of this being circular. Circular and non-conformative lines are useful in confined spaces when emplyed to create a sense of expanse to the mind’s eye. In such a square and restrictive garden though I felt that informality might lose any appeal to the user and so I opted for a formal structure based around the circular patio.
Feb 15
Glasgow North: Funky Contemporary Garden Design in Bearsden
I had an idea to use outdoor cube cushioned seats and a low coffee table for the furniture, and then built upon these shapes and dimesions throught the rest of the garden space incorporating a path, lawn, low and high planting areas.
Feb 15
Ayrshire: Small Family Garden Design in Stewarton – Complete
This was great project to undertake due to the amount of hard landscaping involved in such a small space; the design we came up with really brought some new dimensions to the garden which we hope Angela and Kevin will enjoy for many years to come!
Dec 03
Glasgow South: Small Garden Design in Deaconsbank
This project comes from an new build area called Thistlebank next to Deaconsbank near Newton Mearns in the southside of Glasgow, Scotland. Laura M has commissioned this design for her garden which was divided by a large deck area with heavy balustrades that blocked the view too much – the remainder of the space was a hotch-potch of various ideas but didn’t seem to work well together.
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