STUDIO SERVICES

Garden consultation.
A useful first conversation.

For homeowners who need direction, want to explore a smaller change or are unsure which service fits.

Illustrative garden design workbench

You do not need to arrive with a finished design. A consultation helps separate what you already know from what needs measuring, testing or further thought.

It is a discussion and a starting direction. It does not replace a surveyed plan, technical drawings, engineering or a complete planting design. Those are scoped separately when needed.

A DEFINED STARTING POINT

What we agree.

  • A focused discussion of priorities
  • A review of known site opportunities and constraints
  • A concise set of ideas and questions to investigate
  • A recommendation for an appropriate next design stage

Exact deliverables, revisions and fees belong in a written scope before work begins.

BEFORE THE CONVERSATION

What to prepare.

Prepare a few photographs, your main questions and any existing site information. Avoid sharing personal details in this fictional demonstration.

Read the site-observation guide ↗

HOW THE IDEAS DEVELOP

Observe. Explore.
Agree. Refine.

  1. 01

    Listen to the place

    Clarify priorities, known conditions and what still needs assessment.

  2. 02

    Explore a direction

    Discuss a concept and the deliverables that would help resolve it.

  3. 03

    Agree the next step

    Confirm scope, timing and specialist input before a real commission.

A FEW USEFUL NOTES

Begin with
your place.

The sample brief helps gather the questions without sending an enquiry.

Prepare a sample brief

EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITIES

See the ideas
in context.