EAST SUSSEX HOUSE

The front garden was designed to be low-maintenance while maintaining a smart, natural aesthetic that complements the surrounding landscape. Wood chip provides a practical, understated ground covering, helping to keep the space tidy and easy to manage, while carefully selected plants and trees bring structure, seasonal interest and a sense of place. Curved paving, finished with brick edging, introduces gentle lines and definition, creating a welcoming approach to the property. A driftwood bench sits naturally within the scheme, reflecting the organic textures of the garden, while a sculptural steel plant support encourages climbing foliage to grow up the wall, blending architectural detail with living greenery.