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Stillorgan The clients in this Stillorgan house had a bland and old garden that they wanted to transform into an entertainment space for year round use. The brief was simple but the space was tight. the result is a garden room with a glass roof to maximise sunlight and frameless glass sliders on the front

Victoria Road A long angled Rathgar garden with a simple brief – to give a good impact on design and make it practical. As the back of the house is south facing, a large wood tiled terrace was created for all day sun. The tiling used picked up the internal floor of the house. To create

Malahide The clients wanted a striking, low-maintenance garden with contemporary features like a golf area, dining space, and cooking station. We used porcelain wood tiles to seamlessly connect the house to the garden, with a concrete slab for stability. Pleached trees separate the main lawn from the putting green, ensuring the trees become the focus.

Greystones The main brief of this project was to create a fun garden with a high emphasis on parties and entertainment which can be used all year. 2 large panel lawns linked with a large garden room as the focal point worked a dream on this site due to the aspect with sun flooding into

Mulgrave A small rear garden, driveway, and courtyard totally transformed into a lush entertainment space using varied material textures throughout. A full cooking station and storage under a canopy roof provide year-round usage with some subtle seating in secluded positions for sunnier weather. This garden is an excellent use of space and is on full