Projects in 2025

The 1st stage of the project was to clear the rubbish from the yard. The brief from the client was to create an oasis, which this certainly was not!

Once the rubbish had been cleared, the next stage was to prepare the tarmac for painting. This was key to ensure the paint had a good, stable base and also to keep the moss at bay.

Finally the frame for the new deck was constructed. The client asked for a raised seating area for her morning coffee. This corner received all the morning sun so was perfect.

The client was delighted with the new raised deck seating area. The large terracota pots with burgandy, low maintenance cordyline palms looked stunning. The trellis and pink pots added a pop of colour.

The sun lounger area was a real winner in the yard. Not only did it create zoning to make the yard feel bigger, it gave the client a lounge area in the private corner of the yard.

The rug that the client purchased years before, dreaming of her 'one day' oasis, matched the new tarmac paint perfectly.

The hotel are building 12 new lodges in their grounds and this part of the project saw Simon creating a border and new turf

After raking the stones and years of rubbish from the soil, Simon prepared the ground ready for the top soil, plants and turf

With the surrounding grounds being a peaceful retreat for guests to stroll, it was key to have every corner looking just perfect.

The new border planting showcased lovely perennial plants which will be low maintenance in addition to year round colour and each has plenty room to grow, creating longevity

The new turf looked stunning against the new border and beautiful stonework of the villa

The planter/seating area will give guests another seating option during the summer months strolling around the extensive grounds.