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Custom-made furniture makes the courtyard multi-functional and adds colour. The airy, ‘leaf’ loungers let light through the skylight to the room below. The sheepskins are snuggly and easy to store. Movable screens offer some privacy from the windows above.
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Chunky tree ferns were planted in a huge planter on the lower, double-height terrace. It’s a fantastic statement.
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The finished terraces are now a beautiful and very green garden. Such a contrast to the original, stark, white space.
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Green peace​​
Primrose Hill: apartment terraces, shady.
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Our environmentally aware clients wanted living walls to cover acres of white render, surrounding the terraces of the two-floor apartment. This is very beneficial to air quality, creating a green oasis in central London. Planting for the walls features shade-tolerant plants, they look stunning.
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Bespoke, hoop-lights, nestle into the foliage of the walls, giving a magical glow to the garden. Nodding, adjustable spotlights, up to 4.4m tall, waft overhead creating dappled light through the leaves. All lights are remotely controlled.
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A rust-finish planter houses a multi-stemmed birch with white and copper bark that stands out against the background. Slimline planters run along the divide to obscure a rather utilitarian-looking fence. These plants will grow tall and wispy, moving in the breeze.
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