12 exquisitely crafted grand stucco residences, each with it’s own private garden, created by Domvs London, combining the architectural elegance of the quintessential British stucco facade, with stunning ‘best in class’ design, innovation, and craftsmanship.

Mature Pleached hornbeams invite you into the communal gardens, where a sea of stunning white Hydrangeas boarded by perfectly clipped hedging draw your eye to a beautiful single ornamental mutli-stem tree.

Avenue Road is where architecture and landscaping are harmoniously integrated to offer aesthetic pleasure that evokes a sense of calm and luxury.

This large formal garden with a raised, expansive lawn is framed by box headed trees in gravel and low clipped evergreen hedges with opportunities for seating. The lawn is broken up with a playful arrangement of large clipped topiary pieces.

The estate is divided into a number of smaller gardens that make use of and enhance the existing features of the land. Formal lawns, kitchen gardens, a contemporary stable garden and a secret garden have been designed close to the main house with a meadow and woodland located away from the formal spaces.

The garden is defined by large rectangular planted beds consisting of Astrantias, Salivias and poppies within loose grasses that surround an existing mature deciduous tree in the lawn. One of the main features is the beautiful Acer palmatum planted on the main terrace. Large topiary pieces and a continuous hedge on both sides draw the eye to the rear of the garden where a studio and children’s play area complete the composition.

The garden is spread over a series of terraced spaces with intimate seating areas positioned close to the house. Due to its locality, there was a requiement to include outdoor fireplaces for the seating areas. Large multi-stem trees in plant beds add character to the individual spaces.

A roof terrace, basement garden and a third floor balcony for a town-house in central London. The roof terrace uses three small multi-stem Japanese maple trees in a raised planter to define the space and create seclusion and shade for the lounge seating area. A bespoke timber screen surrounding the terrace prevents over-looking. The basement space uses Bamboo to green and soften the rear wall whilst sculptural pieces and built in bench seats draw you into the space.

Our brief for this extensive family home close to the coastline, was to create a series of formal spaces to be enjoyed by all. The focus of the rear garden is a generous pergola feature with associated kitchen and dining areas, linked to the house by a walkway and reflecting pool. Spaces are created for children’s play, a formal lawn and a low parterre garden. Clipped evergreen hedges and a planning requirement to plant twenty two specimen Pine trees provides this garden with plenty of spaces to rest in shade. Sun lounge areas are dotted around the garden and additional roof terraces complete the scheme which is due to start on site in 2020.

A small West London garden, consisting of three stunning Amelanchier lamarckii trees as the main feature, bordered by tall Taxus baccata and lower euonymus japonicus hedging.

This long outdoor terrace is divided into two distinct spaces. A formal entertaining space with lounge furniture, ottomans and built in benches is framed by raised planters and multi-stem trees to the perimeter. A more relaxed space has been created to one side of the entertaining space, which include sun loungers.

This garden has been designed to tie in with the new build property and responds to the modern styling of the house. Clipped, flowering hedges frame the two lawn spaces and an aray of multi-stem trees to both boundaries.

A formal seating area with an outdoor fireplace sits to one side of the lawn. Low water features with the gentle sounds of water cascading are surrounded by clipped evergreen cushions alongside the natural stone path..