27
Sep
Landscape Designer
17
Feb
Want to change your garden but don’t know how to get started?
Read our step by step guide on how to change your garden.
25
Jan
Modern Landscape Design – Trends for the Twenties
Weather patterns are changing and whilst big business has an important role to play in cutting carbon emissions, every single one of us can also do our bit. Our gardens are the perfect place to start. Here are our landscape design tips for the twenties.
10
Sep
Using colour in the garden
In this blog we’re talking about using colour in the garden for practicality as well as aesthetics.
23
Apr
How clever garden design will enhance the view from your garden
Whether it’s your neighbour’s shed roof or beautiful rolling farmland, every garden has a view. Here’s how clever garden design can enhance the view from your garden.
26
Mar
Fall in love with your sloping garden
There's no bigger challenge than a sloping garden, which is why the team at Tapestry Design Studios love them. In this blog we examine ways to deal with a sloping garden.
12
Mar
Your spring gardening checklist
Much as I love snow, it’s certainly good to see the back of it. It’s quite blustery today but lovely to see the daffodils dancing in the wind. And it's a lovely reminder that it’s time to make a start on spring gardening jobs. Priority Task:...
29
Jan
East Anglia’s Best Garden Design Trends For 2018
In this blog we’re dissecting Tapestry Design’s order book to spot some the emerging garden design trends for 2018 Garden design is an ever changing art. The way we use our gardens has changed dramatically in recent years with more and more of us using our...
17
Jan
Garden Design Advice for Landscapers: Can design win business?
A beautifully presented concept design can help win business and save money. This article explains more. Have you ever been asked to build a client’s garden with only the barest design brief? How difficult was it to provide a quotation only to find that the client changed...
12
Dec
Key factors in good garden design
Have you have recently moved into a new property and want to make the garden your own? Or has your plot has had so many additions and changes over the years that it no longer looks or functions as it should? If that’s the case...