Chloe Humphreys MSGD.- Bishops House, Rwanda, East Africa

To marry the requirements of a suburban hotel with a calming and private garden which serves as a location for the guests to rest before they start their Gorilla hike

Gavin McWilliam MSGD & Andrew Wilson FSGD - Kensington Courtyard

A warm family friendly space with a sense of uniformity and simplicity. The enclosed space to be light and airy whilst providing an oasis of calm for the family to enjoy.

Tommaso del Buono MSGD - Davines Village, Parma, Italy

For a cosmetics company’s HQ whose products are organic, ethically sourced, and natural ingredients, whose brief included the creation of an ‘Apothecary Garden’, a display of raw materials, the plants that form the basis of their formulations.

Tom Massey MSGD.- Richmond Garden

Screening from neighbours, distinct spaces that draw you through the garden, dining terrace and outdoor kitchen, children’s play space, edibles garden, water feature, and outdoor fire pit in a secluded location.

Garden Club London - Principal Designer Filippo Dester MSGD - Clapham Family Garden

A garden for the whole family, providing more balance between the hard and soft landscaping and reorganising the layout to better link the two levels and different areas of the garden.

Stefano Marinaz MSGD - A sense of discovery

Close to the house plants sellected to recreate the “jungle” feel of the previously overgrown garden, while a meandering path creates a sense of discovery leading to the wavey hedges separating the three areas.

Adolfo Harrison MSGD - Chelsea Townhouse

A family garden for an Irishwoman and Italian to entertain and lounge around in both the shade and sun that reflects their personalities. A seamless flow of spaces starting from the front door.

Ann Marie Powell Gardens - Principal Designer - Ann Marie Powell FSGD - RHS Wisley, World Food Garden

To create a new ‘World Food Garden’ combining fruit, vegetable, and herb gardens. The Design needed to create a cohesive landscape with separate experimental compartments to welcome and encourage exploration by the visitor.

Matthew Wilson MSGD - Acomb High House

The garden should be wildlife friendly, and wherever possible the materials already on site including large quantities of local walling stone should be re-used as should many of the existing plants.

Matthew Childs - Heathside pool garden

To improve connection between home and garden, providing spaces to entertain, relax and swim…a garden full of interest and atmosphere that was both contemporary but with a strong link to the natural surroundings.

Gavin McWilliam MSGD & Andrew Wilson FSGD - Golfe Leste, Portugal

A place of sanctuary and retreat but with connections and views to the surrounding landscape. The dramatic Modernist inspired architecture is complimented within the garden by architectural walls, reflective water and simple terraces.

Tom Massey MSGD - Twickenham Garden

An interesting and dynamic way to move from basement to ground level. A garden that looks great from the huge 6m wide doors and planting that produces blossom and scent.

Stefano Marinaz MSGD - In the shade of the Catalpa tree: Alexander Square

Planting was increased, with high shading influencing the choice of plants, and space retained for a dining table to enjoy summer meals. A water feature provides sound and visual interest to the basement office.

Gavin McWilliam MSGD & Andrew Wilson FSGD - West London Family Garden

For family leisure and socialising with dining for up to twelve people and privacy in key areas. Improved access into the main garden from the higher main terrace and the lower basement level.

Tommaso del Buono MSGD - 'Le mie Colline', Capalbio, Tuscany, Italy

The creation of an expanded and ambitious garden to include a new ‘infinity’ swimming pool, productive gardens and orchards within a framework of different character spaces and structures tailored to the clients’ lifestyle.