20/09/2026
📐 A sharp, triangular shape can make a garden feel small and often unusable.
In this tricky space a multi-level composite deck paired with contrasting contemporary paving on a diagonal design creates new visual lines that make the space feel wider and more dynamic.
The raised planter beds not only add structure and definition but also soften the harsh angles and bring a real sense of depth.
The dark finish contrasts beautifully against the layered, lush greenery — phlox and climbing vines soften the fence line, while phormium, yew, and golden Hakonechloa grass add structure and year-round interest, with brunnera and heuchera bringing splashes of silver and bronze underneath.
With the right design, even the smallest, most awkward spaces can have a big impact!
This project was a true collaboration, meticulously designed by Matthew from Haddon Studio. Our team had the pleasure of bringing his vision to life, handling the landscaping build and planting to deliver the project to the highest standard.
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