A patchy lawn was rebuilt as a family garden with a robust green centre and sweeping borders that make the garden feel larger.

A narrow side yard became a proper route to the garden, with pale stone, planted joints, and a small place to sit near the back door.

A bare patio became an outdoor room with a cedar pergola, dining space, and planting that softens the architecture without closing it in.

An open garden was given depth and season through a low-maintenance planting scheme built around a gravel walk and existing trees.

A tired lawn and overgrown edges became a calm back garden with a clear path, better soil, and planting that reads well from the house.

A thirsty lawn gave way to a textured, low-water garden that still feels abundant through the hottest months.

A lawn-heavy front yard was recast as a welcoming arrival garden with a clearer walk, generous planting, and low-maintenance curb appeal.

A compact side yard was reshaped into a quiet courtyard with warm paving, a built-in bench, and scent-led planting.

A productive garden composed like a room: brick edges, gravel paths, espalier fruit, herbs, and raised beds that hold their shape through every season.