Landscape design

We start with what's already there.

We plan the planting around the light the plot actually gets.

So the first work on a plot is usually going through the mature trees that are already there: which are sound, which are a hazard, and how much light reaches the ground once we have properly pruned them. We draw the design after that.

On a plot above Cala Jondal that meant a full tree assessment in December and the pruning done in February, before the design was finished and months before anything was planted. Read the project →

See what "drawn" actually means, from bare massing model to finished render →

Planting follows the place

A dry terrace above Santa Eulària needs different planting from a shaded courtyard in Sant Josep, so we choose plants for the spot they are going into.

A weathered wooden door framed by climbing creeper
Dappled sunlight falling across old stone paving

Design carried through

Two projects show the design carried through: a new-build garden designed and planted before the house went to market, and land brought back into workable condition before anything was planted at all.

See the design carried through, at Sant Antoni de Portmany.

See the ground prepared first, at Sant Rafel.

One clear next step

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