I am a Cotswolds based Garden designer and this is my planting.

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Daylesford organic

FarmED

Winchcombe secondary school

Temple Guiting primary school

Private house, Broadway

My background

I graduated with a 1st class degree in graphic design and began my career working for renowned fashion and music photographer Nick Knight. I then went on to establish Peepstudio; a London-based design studio specialising in branding packaging and books for many high profile clients including Bloom & Wild, Avery Row, The V&A Museum, Southbank Centre and Gwyneth Paltrow’s lifestyle brand Goop.

In my spare time I found joy in gardening. With a limited budget and a lot of passion, I transformed my own garden from a dull, lifeless concrete space into a vibrant haven teeming with growth and energy.

This hands-on experience sparked the desire for a more authentic and meaningful life, ultimately leading me to the world of garden design. I pursued this passion through a diploma program with the RHS where I deepened my understanding of the art and science behind cultivating beautiful, functional outdoor spaces.

How I work

With over 20 years in graphic design I bring a deep understanding of space, colour and texture to my work, blending it seamlessly with the science of successful planting. This unique combination of skills allow me to craft outdoor spaces that feel meaningful and magical, and always infused with creative flair.

Inspired by the ever-changing Cotswold landscape my designs reflect the organic beauty and natural patterns that surround me. My style is relaxed and harmonious, evoking a sense of freedom and wellbeing while offering something special for every season of the year.

I love transforming outdoor spaces for both private and commercial clients, and I’m particularly passionate about designing gardens for schools. With youth mental health at an all-time low and an increasing dependence on screens and social media for self-worth, getting young people out in to the garden has never been more important. The garden spaces I design not support biodiversity but also prioritise the wellbeing of the people who use them. This principle is at the heart of my approach.