Traditional Cheshire Garden Made Modern
1 comments Posted by David Andersen at Friday, August 03, 2012
As promised in our last post here are images and a short video
from one of our latest finished garden makeovers.
At the beginning of this video you can see an original view showing where the hedge and lamppost had to be
removed for access to the proposed driveway. The footage then takes you through the demolition phase and on the finished product!
On the left are the
stunning new gates, both practical and good-looking. The soft grey/green
paintwork and the smooth vacuum treated timber create a welcome alternative to
dull traditional gate.
Below is the new entrance and drive under construction shown from another angle. In order to create a level parking area the ground had to be reduced by about 80cms (This can be seen as a wall of soil on the right hand side. This problem was addressed by constructing a dwarf, brick retaining wall.)
On the right is the finished garden shown from the same vantage point as above.
Below shows the original garden ...in need of some refurbishment. The clients requested a fresher more contemporary feel.
The completed scheme (on the left) as viewed from the driveway area.....is both
simple and elegant. The crushed Cotswold chippings have been detailed with Indian Stone paving, and the rest of the garden has been simplified giving a more contemporary feel.
Another view (this time
looking away from the house) The parking area has been defined within the
Cotswold chippings driveway and helps break up what would have been a very
large area of just one material.
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