Feb 15
This end of the garden gathers the majority of the afternoon and evening sun – so some shade in the form of a ‘floating’ pergola, is welcome but I fell also necessary here to reconcile with the obstruction posed by the garage building. Here the garage is somewhat integrated with the garden and therefore becomes less obtrusive. the form of the pergola offers some contrasting lines to those established by the elliping ovals and this helps to confirm the design aesthetic within thi garden.
Feb 15
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
The segments of lawn will brighten up the whole area, coupled with the planting scheme Pamela will have a really attractive garden to greet her from work and have the neighbours casting a envious eye! I think the sweeping lines create much more interesting shapes than your conventional driveway and will frame the house perfectly.
Feb 15
Welcome to another project article in our Garden Design Portfolio Series. This garden has been designed by Nicky Patterson and will be built by the team of garden designers and landscapers at GardenImprovements.com. The design was commissioned by Nicky K from a new build townhouse property in Anniesland in the west end of Glasgow, Scotland.
Feb 15
If you’ve got a big garden – something like this would be superb!! Summer kitchens were common a hundred years ago since stoves took a long time to heat up and a long time to cool, and in the summer it would make the house unbearably hot – so people often moved outside to cook …
Feb 15
A west-end garden design from exciting designer Nicky Patterson of Clarkston based Glasgow Landscaping and Garden Design firm GardenImprovements.com
Feb 15
I’m happy i have met the clients needs and hopefully in the near future they’ll be rockin’ out to some gigs in there new garden very soon!
Feb 15
An exciting garden design in the southside of Glasgow from designer Nicky Patterson from Clarkston based garden design and landscaping firm GardenImprovements.com
Feb 15
The Plan is to incorporate a circular theme based on the client’s own idea of having circular steps from the back doors: I have developed this throughout the space to produces an orbital series of elipsing circles to form each element in the garden design.
Feb 15
My initial ideas for the garden design were to compliment the shape of the plot – Robert didn’t want the space to be divided up in the manner that it had been previously and wanted to view the whole area from the vantage of the requested deck area. My use of diminishing circles accentuates the length of the garden certainly, but helps to lead the eye down and around the garden and take in the pleasure of the planting.
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