Greenstone will design a garden to maximise the potential of even the smallest space. Here's a selection of ideas and gardens from their small gardens portfolio.

With clever landscaping, Ross Farrell managed to make this small garden appear twice the size. Greenstone used interlocking curved shapes and varied heights to create distinct areas. Clever use of materials unites each area. For example, see how using matching wooden decking linked the garden room roof with the central bridge.

Take a look at the last photo in this group, which shows how the garden looks just one year on.

Greenstone use the complementary combinations of wood, stone and brickworks plus simple planting to achieve a relaxed, natural style for the small garden. Raised beds have been built at 2 different levels to provide interest and perspective. The lower beds also have wooden seats cleverly incorporated.

Greenstone's client had a clear brief for their garden - they wanted more space for entertaining. To achieve this Greenstone first reduced the slope of the garden by removing 12 tons of soil

The finished garden uses a strong theme of granite paving, granite capping and white rendered walls with recessed lighting. The steps which connect the terraces are also solid granite. The planting is relaxed and very low maintenance.

Even though this garden requires little maintenance, once matured it will have a leafy countryside feeling.

The brief for this small garden was about creating space and a sun terrace for relaxation. Greenstone created a relaxed, low maintenance feel with a terraced patio for interest. Cedar fencing cleverly camouflages the garden shed.

This garden needed some love and it definitely got it! A gorgeous stone patio, wraparound seating in timber and warm pink plaster, all enclosed by lush green planting

This garden was overgrown, dark and had no space for relaxing or eating. The new minimalist design is simple but has it all - space for flowers, relaxing, barbecuing and eating! What more could any gardener need!