Website: https://www.charlotterowe.com
Telephone: +44 207 602 0660
Address: 118 Blythe Road, Brook Green, London, W14 0HD
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Charlotte Rowe established her garden and landscape design studio in 2004 and, with her small team of designers, has created over 200 gardens around the UK and overseas. Working from our studio in West London, our team has a range of backgrounds including garden design, landscape architecture, architecture and horticulture.
We provide a full design service including design development, project management, planting design and styling. We have expertise in a wide range of design competencies covering large-scale country landscapes right through to roof terraces and town courtyards.
We have won a number of industry awards including a Gold Medal at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Ethos
We listen to our clients carefully and develop the design brief together with them - with the aim of closely reflecting their needs and lifestyle.
In addition, within the parameters of what we consider to be good design practice, our overriding design objective is to allow the personality of the client and their home to filter through into their garden.
Unique selling points
Our gardens and landscapes are known for their clean, simple design and good bone-structure, off-set and softened by generous planting — and rounded off with careful detailing and styling.
Using a carefully selected palette of materials and plants, we create a seamless transition between the house and the outdoor space.
Find out more at www.charlotterowe.com.
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