Lingfield Road Sunken Terrace Garden

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Wimbledon
London SW19
312m²

The challenge: rethink a sunken courtyard dominated by immovable concrete walls. The solution: soften with texture, bring planting closer to the house, create a new journey through the space.

Wimbledon
London SW19
312m²

Sunken terrace garden with light grey paving, a wooden L-shaped outdoor sofa, and a wide stone staircase leading to an upper lawn

Dining area on a stone terrace featuring a modern black metal table and chairs surrounded by raised rendered planters and green foliage

Garden features:
Bespoke Light Posts & Laser Cut Light Panels, Porcelain Paving & Steps, Frameless Glass Balustrade, Hardwood Vertical Cladding, Bespoke Bench, Feature Multi Stem Trees, Vibrant Planting

Close-up of orange Geum flowers blooming in a garden border

Raised wooden planter box overflowing with tall grasses and orange and purple wildflowers next to stone steps

Soft focus view of ornamental grasses and small white flowers set against a neutral cream wall

Close-up of three large spherical cream planters filled with trailing green plants and small white flowers against a pale wall

Modern garden terrace with a cream L-shaped sofa and light stone paving next to a wide staircase and lush green planters

Contemporary outdoor seating area with a wooden sofa on a stone patio with large planters in the background

Vertical garden view showing a narrow stone path with stepping stones leading through dense green shrubs and trees

Garden detail showing a beige pergola structure over a raised planter bed and a large pot of blue Agapanthus

Tom and his team completed an amazing makeover of our Wimbledon Garden. The brief was to add colour, texture and warmth to the old sunken terrace which was dominated by cold concrete and grey slate and in so doing bring the garden closer the house. Tom’s design and Andrei’s (+team) skilful implementation truly transformed the space and fully met the challenging brief. We are delighted with the outcome and look forward to enjoying its full glory for years to come.

M Williams