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Garden of Circles

Garden of Circles

Light and airy silver birch give a sense of privacy

Garden of Circles

Garden of Circles

Yorkstone edging to lawn and clay paved circular seating area

Garden of Circles

Garden of Circles

The willow has grown back and will now be regularly pruned

Garden of Circles

Garden of Circles

Spring green tulips and euphorbia brighten the Spring borders

Garden of Circles

Garden of Circles

Smooth yorkstone paved steps lead to the balcony with frameless glass balustrade

Garden of Circles

Garden of Circles

Sawn yorkstone steps with arris edge detail

Garden of Circles

Garden of Circles

The clay pavers have been chosen to match the brickwork on the house

Garden of Circles

Garden of Circles

Groundcover sedum within yorkstone pavers

Garden of Circles

Garden of Circles

Clay paved seating area with central brick detailing

Garden of Circles

Garden of Circles

Curved brick paths lead round the garden

Garden of Circles

Garden of Circles

Shades of purple and burgundy go well together

Garden of Circles

Garden of Circles

Handmade clay tiles have been split and used to create interesting detailing in the middle of the seating area

Before photos

Overlapping Circles

 

When my client returned from work to discover the sudden devastation caused by pollarding a large willow in a neighbouring property, she knew it was time to tackle her own garden.

 

The garden was a double plot which had been very much underused and neglected over the years. The main access to was through double doors and onto a raised timber deck, used occasionally for dining.

 

The new garden has a contemporary feel even though the materials used are largely traditional. The design is based on overlapping circles which use the whole space and lead the eye around the garden. Old clay pavers have been used for the pathways, dining area in shade and a seating area to catch the evening sun.

 

The new entrance to the garden is somewhat grander.   A sawn York stone balcony with a frameless glass balustrade replaces the old timber deck and wide bullnose steps lead to ground level. Extra detailing is provided by York stone edging to the lawn and clay tile detail in the centre of the paved circles. Privacy is provided by pleached evergreen hedging and strategically place silver birch trees, my clients favourite.

 

Large York stone pavers with planting in between.

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