This Garden design in Rye is an uninspiring and large front garden that required a design to enhance the drive-in space and complement the house. A number of aluminium cubes hidden amongst grasses and harmonious perennials provide focal points and balance.

This specific Garden design in Rye is for a vast, dull front garden that needed a new look to go with the house and make the space where people drive in nicer. There are a few metal cubes hidden among the grasses and perennials that work well together. They catch the eye and add balance. We intended to create this big front garden into a welcoming and visually appealing space from the start. We wanted the house to stand out and make visitors remember their arrival.

I was able to play with the structure and texture of the area because it was big enough that every visitor’s approach to the house seemed planned, memorable and lovely. The meticulously positioned metal cubes give the plants a modern edge that makes them more interesting without taking away from their natural charm. We love this Garden design in Rye because the light reflects off the cubes’ metal surfaces.

There are lots of attractive grasses and carefully picked perennials around these statues. In the spring, summer, autumn and winter, they work together to establish a planting plan that is both dynamic and harmonic. This front garden has a mix of bold, modern features and soft, lush landscaping that makes it usable for everyday use and gives it a serene and stylish look.