THOUGHTS
Featured in Grand Designs magazine
We are very excited to see one of our recently completed projects featured in this month’s (September’s) Grand Designs Magazine.
Credit to Kast Architects for a beautiful design and build.
Cloudy Bay Garden Awarded Silver Gilt Medal
Delighted to have been awarded a Silver-Gilt Medal for Cloudy Bay Garden at the Chelsea Flower Show 2016.
'Hands On' Garden wins Silver
A central cube offers privacy and refuge from modern life. The outside wall of the cube it is wrapped with a clay strip which visitors are invited to leave an impression on. Planting is made up of masses of wildflowers and silver birch trees enveloping the wooden cube and making it even more of a hidden sanctuary.
Sam wins GOLD at inaugural RHS Chatsworth Flower Show
We are very proud to announce that Sam has been awarded a GOLD for his Wedgwood Garden at the inaugural RHS Chatsworth Flower Show 2017.
GOLD MEDAL WINNING GARDEN RELOCATED TO ST LUKE’S HOSPICE
It’s been a busy week relocating my gold medal winning ‘Sky’s the Limit’ garden 300 miles to St Luke’s Hospice in Plymouth.
The garden has been redesigned for the new site and now acts as a place for recuperation and contemplation for patients and their loved ones.
Chelsea Flower Show Debut Cloudy Bay
Exciting times ahead! I can finally announce that I will be making my Chelsea debut, creating my first garden on Main Avenue for Cloudy Bay next year…
The garden design is inspired by Cloudy Bay’s 30-year winemaking heritage at the pioneering winery in the Marlborough region in New Zealand using nature as a source of its inspiration.
Cass Sculpture Foundation, Goodwood, West Sussex
Something a little bit different, couple days away working on a wildflower meadow installation for a private event at the Cass Sculpture Foundation, Goodwood, West Sussex.
Cedar Cabin Construction Chelsea Flower Show
The cedar has arrived at the farm and cabin construction can begin…
RHS Young Designer of the year 2014
Sam is thrilled to have won the RHS Young Designer of the Year competition with the ‘Sky’s the Limit’ Garden.