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Gardens That Grow Better With Time

A sun-dappled modern garden corner with a stone path, lush wild lavender, and soft morning sunlight, 35mm editorial photography
A sun-dappled modern garden corner with a stone path, lush wild lavender, and soft morning sunlight, 35mm editorial photography
The Living Room

The garden as a room.

Start with a room

Don't design a patio. Design an outdoor room. Think about where you'll drink your morning coffee, eat with friends, read a book or simply sit and watch the birds. Once the room works for people, the planting can wrap around it.

Blur the Boundaries

The best gardens don't stop at the back door. Use planting, containers, lighting and natural materials to soften the transition between house and garden, creating one connected space that feels inviting in every season.

A close-up of hands sketching garden layouts on a wooden desk with botanical specimens nearby, soft morning light, shallow depth of field, 35mm
A close-up of hands sketching garden layouts on a wooden desk with botanical specimens nearby, soft morning light, shallow depth of field, 35mm
An editor pruning climbing vines against a warm stone wall, captured from behind, soft golden hour light, 35mm editorial photography
An editor pruning climbing vines against a warm stone wall, captured from behind, soft golden hour light, 35mm editorial photography
The Editors

Curated by growers.

Julian Vance

Clara Thorne

Focusing on living architecture and structural planting, Julian brings a minimalist, room-like structure to modern outdoor spaces.

Specialising in pocket meadows and edible styling, Clara blends organic food production with rich pollinator corridors.

Read the Journal

Cultivate your space.

Read our curated seasonal guides and begin styling your living garden.