Victorian terrace front garden

My N16 Victorian Front Garden details and description of the main elements of the design

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Small front garden design in London with victorian tile path

The sun is out and it's got me thinking about the front garden and the improvements that could be done, which realistically is everything! It's only tiny so I am limited with what can be done but the first thing you see is the garden path. The garden path has always been quite a feature on Victorian houses with their use of various patterns and coloured tiles. Like the rest of the house the original path has been long gone and turned into an ugly uneven concrete jungle. I do like coloured…

Victorian mosaic tile path created for clients in Clapham in London. New walls and metal rails and gate, stone effect pier caps and Limestone paving finish the classic London front garden. Mosaicpat, metal rails and gate, pier caps and wall, limestone paving. Yorkstone bull nose step, mosaic tile path porch Clapham London. Contact anewgarden for […]

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We brought our distinctive contemporary touches to this London front garden, complete with classic Victorian tiling

Soft buff coloured sandstone was chosen to tonally blend in with the yellow of the ‘London stock’ brick of the house and this was used to pave the ground area and also to clad the walls of the raised planter to give a very clean look.

Home to Richard Unsworth, owner of renowned Sydney nursery Garden Life, this restored Victorian terrace is immediately distinguished by its thriving contemporary front garden.

Beautifully installed and built with great attention to detail. A Teddington front garden design with a modern victorian edge.

Often unloved for years and with the potential to extend to the rear loft, Victorian terraced homes often present the most amazing renovation opportunities.

The front path was laid with reclaimed Yorkshire paving and edged with Salt glazed Victorian edgings. The central path was cut from Yorkshire stone and Laid in a petal affect. Box hedge, lavender, holly’s and Red Robins completed this design and the finished front garden. Move the slider on the image to show before and after result.

The owners have crafted a stylish home from four bedsits, and filled it with chic Mid-Century finds