Mid terrace garden ideas

We share before + afters from our very own Victorian terrace garden makeover and how we did it on a budget.

Last year, the day after the Fourth of July, in peak growing season, our landlord announced that the lease on our Harlem apartment would not be renewed. He

A quick before and after blog post to share with you photos of a courtyard garden project we undertook a while back in Reading. The brief was to convert the small back garden of a Victorian terraced house into a courtyard garden for relaxing and entertaining – an extension of the house; no lawn required, Read more.

Looking to spice up your outdoor space? Discover these 15 fun and creative mid-century patio ideas that will add personality and charm to any garden or terrace. From unique accent tables to sun-soaked seating arrangements, you’ll find tips to transform your setup into a stylish and comfortable outdoor retreat. Don't miss our nifty tricks and delightful decor inspiration, perfect for all who love to entertain outdoors and enjoy cozier evenings under the stars.

This large contemporary garden in west London was transformed with a majestic pergola centrepiece in order to create an entertaining and relaxing space for all the family that flows seamlessly from the house.

Take a look around this mid-century style Edwardian terrace which has been decorated in a mid-century style. See more real homes and house tours at housetohome.co.uk

Creating the illusion of a bigger garden in London Brief Michelle and Jonathan wanted to create the illusion of a bigger garden in London. They also wanted to extend their kitchen into the garden, so when the bifold doors opened, it's the

This 19th century terraced house had been the victim of poor 20th century updates. Pebble dash render and uPVC windows played a part in stripping away its period charm. Johnny Holland of Hackett Holland reveals how he nursed it back to health.

Name: Ascher, Dylan & Hudson (13 months old) Lindsay with their two dogs Spencer and Alfie Location: Scarborough, Western Australia Size: 230 square metres (2475 square feet) Years lived in: 7 Years, Owned Set on a very busy road, just a short drive from Scarborough Beach—a popular tourist location—sits Ascher and Dylan’s home. Once you walk through their portico and step inside, the hectic outdoor world just falls away and you are left with a sense of peace and calm.

The re-design and build of this tiny courtyard garden came as part of a larger building project to the house that involved changing an existing room from a utility space to a garden room. The garden was designed as a seamless extension to this room and incorporated raised planting beds and a long built in seat. An existing, mature variegated Jasmine and a variety of Perennials help soften the hard lines of the garden and add colour from early Spring to Winter.