Building
a new house or extending an existing home provides a wonderful opportunity to
look at the whole site, including the garden.
Not only does a well-planned garden look beautiful, it creates an outdoor
room with extra space for eating, relaxing and entertaining. The garden is
often neglected, but when designed correctly it creates valuable, useable space
that can be enjoyed all year round.
Sunny Sheltered Courtyard - Garden Design in Crowthorne, Berkshire
When
extending a property or building a new home it’s easy to focus on the inside of
the house and forget about the garden until the last minute. After the builders and budget have gone the
view out of the sparkly new bi-folds is of a garden which now resembles a
ploughed field.
Kerb appeal and elegance in this Woking, Surrey front garden design
People
are often reluctant to spend extra (around 10% of the cost of the garden) on
having a set of professional garden design plans prepared. However, no-one would build a house, or an
extension without plans to give to the building contractors. The garden designer’s role is the same as an architect
when building a house - they make sure the garden is built correctly and act as
a conduit between the landscape contractors and the client.
Garden design plan - Egham, Surrey
It is tempting to go straight to the landscapers.
When building a simple patio or deck this can work, but for a whole
garden makeover, or when dealing with a tricky space it’s really worth paying a
garden designer to prepare the plans. An
experienced designer will be able to provide a complete set of plans including
technical drawings and specifications that tell the contractors exactly how the
garden should be built. A set of garden
design plans will remove the margin for error when constructing the garden and ensure
the budget is well invested.
If you'd like me to design something that is perfect for your lifestyle and requirements please get in touch. You will find all contact details as well as other examples of my work on my Web site. You can see more of my work on my Facebook page.
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