No Place like Home

It’s time to cosy up for the months ahead as nature shakes off its greenery and drifts off to sleep – yes Winter’s here! Winter is a beautiful season of serenity when we tend to slow down in tune with nature.

There’s no place like home at this time of year which is why your abode should be warm, welcoming and attractive to allow you to embrace the comfort of the season. The exterior of your home is every bit as important as the interior in achieving a snug space that you will love coming home to.

Outdoor living is no longer a seasonal trend – the simple addition of features such as lighting, cosy seating or a gazebo allow you to enjoy your outdoor space all year round, rather than just using the area in the spring and summer months. Winter is a great time to have work done as this is a quieter time of year for paving contractors so they are more readily available. Having work done now also means you can embrace your new outdoor space as soon as Spring arrives!

Tobermore offer a landscape design service that can transform your driveway, patio or garden with the simple addition of paving and walling products. The talented team of landscape architects and designers have a wealth of experience and they can help you create a bespoke landscape design to complement your home, whether you want to give your garden a complete overhaul or if you want to give your driveway a little revamp.

Visit the Tobermore Inspiration Gallery for some ideas on how you can transform your outdoor space for the new year.

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