About the studio
Thoughtful design starts with thoughtful people
Every project begins with an open conversation.
We take the time to understand not just your garden, but your lifestyle, what’s important to you and what you’d like your outdoor space to become. By listening carefully and asking the right questions, we’re able to shape gardens that feel personal, purposeful and completely at home in their surroundings.
It’s a collaborative approach built on experience, clear communication and a shared ambition to create something that becomes part of your life story.

Inspired by the land, & you
We believe the best gardens don’t compete with their surroundings; they belong within them.
Every landscape has its own character, and every home has its own story. Our role is to bring the two together through thoughtful design that feels natural, balanced and enduring.
Inspired by the changing seasons, the wider landscape and the way people experience outdoor spaces, we create gardens that feel connected to both their setting and the people who use them.
Professional standards that give you confidence
Creating a garden is a significant investment, and professional expertise matters.
Vicky is professionally trained in both Garden Design and Horticulture, achieving a Distinction in both disciplines.
We’re proud to be members of the Gardeners’ Guild and pre-registered members of the Society of Garden + Landscape Designers (SGLD), reflecting our commitment to high professional standards, continual development and thoughtful design.
Alongside years of experience leading complex projects, these foundations ensure every garden is approached with creativity, technical knowledge and careful attention to detail.
Recognition & media
Our work has been recognised through award-winning show gardens at BBC Gardeners’ World Live and BBC Gardeners’ World Spring Fair, alongside collaborative projects with respected organisations and industry professionals.
Vicky is also regularly invited to share her garden design and horticultural expertise in regional publications, including The Scene, and on BBC local radio across Hampshire and Dorset.
These opportunities continue to shape our thinking, inspire our work and reinforce our commitment to creating gardens that are both beautiful and meaningful.






