The gardens at this Somerset dairy farm are imagined as a living tapestry - three to four acres of land gently shaped into seven distinct zones, each with its own mood, purpose, and quiet story to tell. Inspired by places like Stourhead, Mottisfont, Hinton Ampner, The Courts at Holt, and Greenway, the design weaves together history, family life, and the natural rhythms of the farm.

Orchards, meadows, lawns, rose arches, woodland edges, and places to gather sit comfortably side by side, balancing wildness with structure. Each zone invites a different pace: long family lunches under climbing roses, children’s play on open lawns, quiet reading in a hammock, wandering through meadows alive with bees, or finding a hidden bench for a moment alone.

Season by season, the garden shifts, blossom and bulbs in spring, roses and strawberries in summer, apples and golden grasses in autumn, evergreens and still water in winter.

Above all, these spaces are designed for belonging: a garden where memories take root, stories continue, and life unfolds gently across the years.