A garden takes shape through its relationship with architecture, everyday life and the surrounding landscape. We bring together ground preparation, planting and landscape finishes to create considered outdoor spaces, from private villa gardens to terraces for hospitality venues on the French Riviera.
Exposure, contours, views, soil and access all influence a landscape project. We also consider what deserves to remain: an established tree, an existing feature, a view or a useful irrigation network. This understanding helps define routes, outdoor living areas and planting, while keeping the future care of the garden in view from the beginning.
The planting palette reflects both the intended atmosphere and the conditions of the site. Trees, shrubs, perennials, beds and lawns are considered in relation to their mature size, exposure and water requirements. Soil preparation, mulch and establishment watering support the planting. The proposal sets out the choices in response to the conditions observed on site.
Paths, edging and landscape masonry give the garden a clear structure. Their construction needs to work with changes in level, services and planting. A terrace, entrance or reception area requires finishes suited to the way it will be used. The scope of works, materials and practical constraints are defined for each individual landscape project.
Yes. Existing plants, built features and irrigation can be retained where they suit the project. Their condition and value are assessed before the scope of work is defined.
Smaller outdoor spaces can also be considered. Access, exposure, permitted loads and irrigation options may influence the proposed solution.