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glen walker studio at carol whitehead garden design

Glen Walker Studio excels in making bespoke site specific joinery with inherent spatial integrity and functional excellence for landscape and home in East Sussex, Kent and London.
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a living willow garden at seaford allotments

A living willow garden at seaford allotments has been planted in a corner of the Wilderness Project is growing well this summer.
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outward bound: a restful wildlife haven in the city

Originally an untidy plot with a very unstable rusty stairway access and a decayed concrete landing, blocking light and views from basement windows. Our first draft design for a more extensive, expensive basement excavation with more generous steps, was reduced due to budget constraints as the new metal stairway took presidence, for access and safety… >>>

woodland wonderland: solving a shady sloping garden

The clients require access around this awkward sloping garden, a bold seasonal planting spectacle to view from the upper terrace and house windows and low impact landscape installation with no paving, brickwork or concrete on site! Sleepers in filled with gravel create strong structural pathways and steps to deal with the slope. Dicksonia antarctica tree ferns… >>>

exotic escape jungle garden: treasure in a quirky chic space

Exotic escape jungle garden had to be tough enough for party revellers, with a relatively low maintenance planting scheme and bespoke solid hand made furniture. “Nothing ‘off the shelf’ but something bespoke, different and earthy” said the client. A place to party and escape to! >>>

ornamental kitchen garden: sustenance in the city

This ornamental kitchen garden is featured as a case study in a recent Frances Lincoln publication called New Small Garden, written by Noel Kingsbury. Space is premium in these Victorian terraced houses urban Hackney, so every part of the design must earn its place. An asymmetrical garden design layout was used for this urban kitchen garden with paths… >>>

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