“Our aim is to make moments outside the ordinary: Surprising, delightful, peaceful, amusing, thought provoking. Our method is to make these moments happen with elegance and efficiency.
We are a young practice, established in 2012, with two partners, Claire Fernley and James Fox”.

Surrey garden designer, Nancy Rodgers works in Guildford, Horsham, Dorking, Reigate and surrounding areas with trusted landscapers and oversees each project from start to finish.

“From country gardens to urban courtyards, Nancy designs gardens in tune with her clients’ vision and practical requirements. Whether you simply need some advice, a border re-vamp, a planting plan, or a full design and build service, Nancy is happy to carry out a free 1/2 hour initial consultation, subject to area. The first step is to contact Nancy to see how she can help make a dream garden become a reality.”.

Kent-based Ustigate Ltd have been designing and building innovative and visually impactive water features for over 40 years.

“Working with architects, builders and engineers from initial concepts to the completion. As designers we provide a reassurance of specialist our knowledge and a wealth of experience to create formal water features which are value for money for the life of the project”.

Anthony Archer-Wills works earth and water to create environments that indulge the imagination, and delight the senses.
Inspired as a schoolchild watching water well up from the ground in the woods, and influenced by Roberto Burle Marx of Brazil, who used architectural materials, curving water shapes and mass plantings on a large scale to “paint the landscape,” Anthony began designing water gardens in the 1960s.

Humphrey Bowden is a designer and maker of unusual sculptural fountains, mainly based on slender plant and tree shapes.
His work has been extensively covered in national and international media.

“All designs are original and each fountain is made individually for the client, so as to interpret his or her ideas. Fountains or other sculpture can be commissioned for any location, from a pond in a private garden to a corporate atrium or large public space. A number of fountains are exhibited annually at the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show. The fountains are hand beaten from pure copper and silver brazed together, to be permanently resistant to the elements. The warm gold and reddish colours formed naturally when the copper is heated gradually weather to take on the characteristic grey-green patina”.