From initial site appraisal to a fully realised Masterplan. Structure, planting, lighting and hard landscaping considered as one — for terraced, suburban and rural gardens.
Garden & Landscape Design · 30 Years
"The garden is the only room in the house that changes every single month of the year. Designing for that rhythm — rather than against it — is where all the interesting thinking happens."
Corinne brings 30 years in property renovation and a formal study of garden design — undertaken at One Garden Brighton — to every project she works on. Her background means she reads a plot the way an architect reads a building: structurally, spatially, and always in relation to the property it serves.
Her style leans towards the naturalistic — gardens with a clear structure and a sense of season, but which grow well into their space and surroundings. No two gardens are the same, and neither are two briefs.
Typology 02
Rural
Larger plots and formal structure — working with the landscape, not against it.
Garden design isn't one thing. Some clients want a fully managed garden redesign from day one. Others need a design concept or a planting scheme that guides them in reshaping their space. Here's how we structure the work.
Service 01
An initial consultation followed by a design brief and mood board — so you understand what's being proposed. A site survey then informs a scaled Design Concept drawing: zones, levels, key planting areas, hard landscaping and circulation.
Service 02
A detailed planting plan for clients who want to transform an existing garden without a full redesign. May also follow the Design Concept as a next step. Can be executed by Corinne.
Service 03
A detailed masterplan providing everything needed for construction, groundworks, lighting and water features (where included), plus planting. Supply and implementation optional.
Corinne works with a limited number of clients at a time. Always without obligation and always honest about what's genuinely possible for your space.