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Which Style of Garden Would YOU Choose?

The Cheshire Garden Design Studio
il y a 6 ans

At The Cheshire Garden we are super interested in how gardens differ culturally from country to country.

Dutch inspired garden design for instance is a prime example!

On one side of the spectrum, dutch garden design can be thought of as ordered, modern motifs - contemporary rectangular pools, with contemporary lighting and planting, bringing the outdoor in.

The garden designer Martin Veltkamp's work is a prime example of this:

On the other side of the scale, designers such as Piet Oudolf, focus on prairie style planting, using a more wild and rustic approach with curved planting and free flowing style:

We absolutely love them both! We'd love to know your ideas and preferences.. What do you think to each style? Which would work best for you?

Number One?
Number Two?
Other?
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  • nasmijati
    il y a 6 ans
    I actually like both styles for different reasons.

    I live in a desert. Native plants are important in an ordered or free-flowing design.

    Commentaires (10)

    • PRO
      GreenlinesDesign Ltd
      il y a 6 ans

      I like both and in our designs we at GreenlinesDesign Ltd actually use both styles. The contemporary landscaping model for the structure and then the wild prairie style planting to soften the hardscaping which works wonderful.

      The Cheshire Garden Design Studio a remercié GreenlinesDesign Ltd
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      The Cheshire Garden Design Studio
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 6 ans

      Totally agree.

    • Bebe Price
      il y a 6 ans

      I really like the style of both gardens, though if pushed I would definitely go for Prairie style!

      The Cheshire Garden Design Studio a remercié Bebe Price
    • AMB
      il y a 6 ans
      I like both but voted for number 1 as it is the more achievable and realistic garden style for the UK. In an ideal world I would have both!
      The Cheshire Garden Design Studio a remercié AMB
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      The Cheshire Garden Design Studio
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 6 ans

      Yes, of course it all depends on the garden's location and its size. I am working on a design for a large garden in the country which incorporates both. I will upload photos of it when finished.

    • PRO
      User
      il y a 6 ans

      Both are great and as The Cheshire Garden said it depends on location and size, but forgetting those two I go for the first one. It's just a perfect place to relax for me, seems secluded and quiet, ideal garden.

      The Cheshire Garden Design Studio a remercié User
    • PRO
      Homebits
      il y a 6 ans

      We have a selection of designer items perfect for your garden, from bird feeders to stainless steel torches! View them here: https://www.homebits.co.uk/garden-c102x3303816

      Blomus- Hurricane Lamp · Plus d'infos

      The Cheshire Garden Design Studio a remercié Homebits
    • PRO
      User
      il y a 6 ans

      Both are stunning.

      The Cheshire Garden Design Studio a remercié User
    • Shahan Abayakoon
      il y a 6 ans

      Definitely number 1

      The Cheshire Garden Design Studio a remercié Shahan Abayakoon
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