Location & Use
Sunlight, falling leaves, access and how people will use the space all influence the location. Pools, basins and paths are planned as connected spaces.
Water gardens
Water can bring calm to a garden, add movement or invite you in for a swim. We start with how you want to enjoy it. This shapes the design, equipment and care it needs.
Discuss your water feature ideasWhich water feature suits you?
Choose an option to discover what matters when planning it.
Water to see and hear
A bubbling stone, water wall or fountain: the sound, spray pattern and views are tailored to the setting.
Water in an established garden
The pool or basin is designed in relation to the terrace, planting and paths. Seating, sightlines and proximity to the house all shape how you experience it day to day.
Whether you choose biologically treated swimming water or a conventional pool, the system is agreed before the design details.

From idea to installation
Sunlight, falling leaves, access and how people will use the space all influence the location. Pools, basins and paths are planned as connected spaces.
Water quality, circulation and the chosen treatment method are coordinated. An ornamental pond is not a swimming pool.
Pumps, pipe routes and any filtration equipment need space. Maintenance and winter operation are considered from the start.
A clear handover explains operation, cleaning and routine checks. The level of ongoing support is agreed to suit the installation.
Good to know
No. Biologically treated swimming water and conventionally treated pools use different systems and require different operation and care. Biological systems also come in several forms.
Even a small courtyard or terrace can accommodate a water feature. Its size, structural support, utility connections, spray and sound must suit the location.
That depends on the type of installation, its surroundings and the appearance you want. Routine maintenance is part of choosing the right system.
Your next step
A still basin, lively fountains or space to swim: we begin with how you want to use it.