CITYSCAPERS

13/02/2026

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16/11/2025

We have a new website 🚀🚀🚀 https://www.cityscapers.com/

05/10/2025

05/06/2025

Concept and plan view for a new project in Wimbledon.

One of the challenges of garden design is creating visual connections with the architecture so the garden is part of the home and at the same time is richly alive, full of softness, movement, layers of scent, texture and colour. A space that connects with the natural world, the sky, the seasons.

In this example, I'm using linear paving which is paving cut into strips with gravel and plants in between and it's cut to different lengths and staggered. This gives us linear repetition, a rhythm that imparts structure and echoes the rectilinear architecture of the house and studio but at the same time it's alive - with elfin thyme, Corsican mint and Roman Chamomile inhabiting the gaps between the strips of paving.

If you draw a line connecting the edges you find they are asymmetrical and curved. So while this kind of paving embodies linearity, it's also curvy and very fluid and porous, repeatedly bringing planting into the centreline.

11/09/2024

11/09/2024

L-format seating area / day beds facing the pool with a pergola providing patterned shade. Surrounded by large leaved exotics and palms such as Phoenix roebelenii, Strelitzia, Musa basjoo, Trachycarpus, Sansevieria and Jacaranda trees.

11/09/2024

The Portuguese climate favours plants I really enjoy working with: exotics and Mediterranean plants. Both associate well with stone which we will be using throughout the garden including on terraces where we'll use rocks clusters and large format pots to punctuate the architecture.

23/08/2024

We're excited to announce our 1st project in Portugal, in the foothills of Sintra, just outside Lisbon.

15/02/2024

We're very pleased to win the 2024 Best of Houzz Design Award, the 5th year in a row we've received this accolade 😀