Paths, Seating Areas & Terraces
How spaces are used and how people move through them determine widths, positions and connections. Materials are chosen to suit the architecture and the garden.
Natural stone & art
Materials with depth.
Places with character.
A path leads through the garden. A wall defines a space. A work of art adds a personal touch. The effect comes from bringing materials, plants and proportions into harmony.
Discuss your design
Nature & Stone
Surfaces tell a story.
Details bring it together.
Colour, finish and format shape the character of stone. Joints, edges and transitions also affect how a path or seating area works in everyday use.
Material selection and construction are considered together. Drainage, ground levels and expected loads form part of the detailed construction plans.
Design with craftsmanship
From the overall vision
to the finishing details.
Space · Use · Surface
Walls, Steps & Transitions
Changes in level can define spaces. Proportions, drainage and any structural design required are coordinated early.
Art in the Garden
An existing or newly chosen artwork is positioned in relation to views and planting. Scale, foundations and lighting, where appropriate, are considered.
Agreed Construction Services
Work packages are tailored to the project. The quotation clearly identifies work carried out by our team, third-party trades and project support.
Good to know
Your questions.
Clear answers.
Can existing natural stone be reused?
If its condition, quantity and suitability allow, existing material can become part of the new design. We assess this against the planned construction and intended use.
Can we include an artwork we already own?
Yes. We consider its position, scale and relationship to views. Technical requirements are agreed with everyone involved.
Do you undertake all the landscaping work?
The scope of construction is agreed for your project. Design, support and selected work by our team can be combined with additional specialist services.
Your next step
Every garden starts
with a conversation.
Tell us about your space, your ideas and what matters to you.