A large garden design in Hampstead, North London, planned around the way the family wanted to use the full 40-metre garden rather than just the areas closest to the house. The layout was tested in the space before being fixed, with planting in soft pinks and mauves, mature trees retained and different areas positioned around how the light moved through the garden.

A contemporary garden in Kennington near Oxford, designed around a timber-clad house on the edge of Bagley Wood. The garden uses simple planting, tall grasses and an informal path to make the approach to the house more inviting, while gradually becoming looser and more natural as it reaches the woodland.

A garden design in Kidlington near Oxford for an 18th-century home, planned around the character of the house and its mature setting. The new diagonal layout created better movement through the garden, with separate areas for dining and quieter use, while planting, handmade clay bricks and a small corten pond helped the garden feel settled and connected to the older property.