Turn your Twickenham garden ideas into a plan
Design, garden construction and soft landscaping for your project
Garden design in Twickenham starts with your space and the way you want to use it. Taylored Gardens can discuss a complete redesign or a more focused change, such as new seating, clearer routes or planting around an existing patio. First, tell us what you would like to keep and what no longer works.
We consider the layout, materials and planting together. For example, a pergola may help define a seating area, while paving and paths connect it with the house and the rest of the garden. Screening, decking, fencing, lighting or a water feature can also be discussed where they suit the site and brief.
Tell us about the property, your priorities and the budget you have in mind. We can then discuss the scope of the design and construction work. Explore our garden design service and construction service for more information.
We also work with homeowners in nearby Whitton; tell us where the property is when you enquire.
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Related Garden Case-Study
A garden design and build project in Twickenham
See how seating, paving and planting were brought together in a Twickenham garden project. The linked portfolio includes a pergola, built-in seating and raised planting, alongside spaces for gathering outdoors. It offers ideas for connecting garden features within a considered layout.
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Yes, where they suit the space and brief. A pergola can help define an outdoor seating area, while built-in seating may make useful use of its edges. For example, our Twickenham garden design and build project includes a pergola, seating and raised planting. Your design should also consider access, screening and how the area connects with the rest of the garden.
Hard landscaping gives the garden its built layout through features such as paving, paths, decking and boundaries. Soft landscaping brings in planting to add texture, structure and seasonal interest. Planning them together helps connect seating areas and routes with the living elements of the garden. We also discuss the level of upkeep you prefer so the planting choices fit your brief.
First, discuss the proposed layout, the materials and features included, and the scope of the quotation. Ask which drawings and planting information would be provided and at what stage. Also confirm how the construction would be coordinated and whether designer oversight is included. These details help you understand the agreed work before deciding how to proceed.











