Georgia Lindsay Garden Design

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Georgia Lindsay Garden Design
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The Mondrian Garden

As you face the garden you are invited into three hidden paths. It is designed to deliberately slow your pace as you enter. Clouds of soft planting obscure the paths enticing you to push gently past the soft grasses as you navigate.
Changes of direction further help you to meander with punctuation points to encourage you to pause and enjoy the journey.
Project Year: 2020
Project Cost: £25,001 - £50,000
Country: United Kingdom
Postcode: BN3 6EJ
Changes in direction slow you down encouraging you to relax and enjoy the space.
The mandarin garden
Crocosmia masonarium adding summer colour and height to the planting.
Inspired by the artist Mondrian
This garden has 5 in built seating benches for all times of the day.
A choice of seating
A complimentary porcelain was chosen to match the interior porcelain brining the outside in.
Flow
The materials are designed to zone the garden. Changes in direction slow you down and make the space feel much bigger.
The Mondrian Garden
This garden has been deliberately designed to slow you down as you enter. You are encouraged to gently push past the soft grasses.
Designed to slow
Changes in materials help zone this tiny 5m x5m garden giving the illusion of more space.
Paths
The gentle sound of water focuses the ear away from urban sounds and surrounding gardens.
The water feature
The warmth of the Corten water feature is reflected in the existing brick, gravel and clay pavers tones.
Warm Tones
The vibrant planting compliment the painted walls.
The planting and accessories
A garden to relax and contemplate.
Calming water
The Corten planters filled with Miscanthus sinensis 'Red Chief' and Geum borisii for some early and late seasonal colour.
Painted Walls
A garden to slow you down.
A place to sit and enjoy the water
Crocosmia masonarium adding summer colour and height to the planting.
Summer colour
Rudbeckia fulgida dermi adding bright colour in September
Vibrant planting
The central palm acts as a pivot point, zoning the garden.
The Central Palm
The water feature conceals the gate at the rear of the garden
The planting deliberately softens the paths slowing you down. You are encouraged to meander through and linger at punctuation points in the garden.
A garden to slow you down.
The larger bench located in the sunniest corner is ideal as a sun lounger or to share with friends.
Garden Seating
A mix of materials to zone the garden.
The materials
The material selection compliment the warm tones which flow through the garden.
The Materials
The front visualisation
The water feature visualisation
Garden visual
Front visualisation
Rendered walls
Block work walls being completed
Garden build
The trellis being completed
The corten retaining walls being installed
The material samples and paint selection