A Millboard composite deck in Chorleywood started as a simple decking project which became a whole garden design. Inspirational and realistic decking design leads from the property across several transition changes into a natural garden. An abundance of insect and pollinator plants, winding paths, and a circular lawn.  An exciting landscape in a relatively small garden. Cantilevered Millboard Decking For this Chorleywood-based client, the deck was the most important aspect of the garden so it had to be something special. 

Initially engaged to create a transitional space between the extension the clients had to their home, Karl created a garden with various zones that both complement and contrast. Brushed Accoya Decking with Zinc Panels Heavily brushed Accoya suspended over acid-etched zinc galvanised steel forms the decking structure at one end of the house.  In order to emphasise the detail within the timber, Karl chose wide deck boards secured with hidden fittings.  Over time this timber will weather to a silvery

Decking at the Tower of London “Building a deck terrace for Her Majesty has to be one of the most prestigious proposals ever”… said Karl Harrison. He’s designed and built some of the most expensive, complex and luxury decks there are… but nothing prepared him for this one. The Savoy, The Corinthiaand countless penthouse apartment rooftops. When interviewed by Mark Gregory, whilst onsite, he said “it was nothing short of a privilege and that there was no better locale on

Client Brief A swim spa was high on the agenda for this new garden design in Heronsgate. A beautiful backdrop, covered lounge area, pool decking and make this fit into their beautiful garden. The project began with the decking to support the glass box garden room. Specialist pad stones had to be carefully constructed to provide supports for the structure. A decking frame to withstand the dead load weight of this project was carefully planned. Managing Garden Drainage To make

Every garden that we design is just as important as the last or indeed the next, no matter what size, simple or complex… Our passion is in your garden. Even when it comes to designing gardens within budget. Located on a hill this property didn’t have any garden views until recently. The neighbours kindly removed several substantial trees, this resulted in beautiful views of the Chiltern Hills. Client Brief There was an existing raised pine deck that desperately needed replacing.

Garden Design and Landscaping Amersham. A substantial property with half an acre of garden. This Amersham garden needed a complete design for both the front and back gardens. A blank canvas, an exciting project. Client Brief Increase the usability of the garden Bring colour to the front and rear garden More planting in all locations Garden clearance and unsightly material Feasibility study for the whole garden plan A compositing solution Arboriculture advice The client’s brief although sensible was also a

Designing and landscaping a small garden in High Wycombe A Creative garden design High Wycombe. Small gardens are exciting to design, they are even better to landscape, affordable and can be created in a short space of time. Multiple spaces with multiple functions were main requirements that the client wanted to use their new garden for. Karl thought it would be best to divide this small space into multiple rooms to make the most of the area. The wish list

Garden design and landscaping Chalfont St Peter. The client had spent the last few years adding to an existing garden, much to their disappointment once they’d completed their project; They then stumbled upon Karl Harrison Landscapes… The client was impressed by other similar projects they had already completed. Having had the concept design costs explained and having seen many other such presentations they were rather shocked… “You get all of this for that £££” they signed up almost immediately. Site

Brayfield Lane Garden Design & Landscaping. A terraced garden designed and landscaped has transformed a recently renovated property in Chalfont St. Giles, Buckinghamshire. Design Both hard landscaping and a sensible soft landscaping scheme allowed Karl Harrison Landscapes to create a pallet that the brief welcomed. The materials, a combination of natural products with a contemporary addition of onsite poured concrete… Stylish paving is laid in a random pattern pointed with a colour sympathetic to the style of the paving. In

In the centre of Berkhamsted, an existing Victorian house, sits on a site to impress and over look… set in a conservation area – a Heritage asset.