- Earth Designs have been contacted by David Lloyd Leisure with regards to becoming a recommended supplier for their employee incentive scheme. Our postal design service and garden design consultations have featured in other employee incentive schemes in the past.
- The on-going saga at The Manor House in Hertfordshire is hopefully nearing completion. The stainless steel planters in the kitchen garden are now in place and packed full with herbs. The paving around the infinity pool has been grouted.
- Work continues at our garden build in Harrow. Julian and Rob have been making the most of the mini digger and have now completed installation of the paving and the majority of the decking. The v-tile decorative stone cladding has been installed on the feature wall.
- Images from past London garden designs by Earth Designs have been sent to the magazine editor in Romania in preparation for the next issue.
- A postal design kit is winging its way to a client in Isleworth. The kit includes a questionnaire which reveals the client’s requirements and preferences for their garden, as well as supplying them with detailed instructions on conducting their own site survey.
- Our garden design client from Dulwich has been in touch to say they would like to go ahead with the build later this Spring.
- Claire’s garden design consultation in Maida Vale was successful and the design process is swinging into action.
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