We are about to undertake some work on our house which will involve new kitchen and changing access to the garden. It's not a simple bit of work as the garden is on a different level to the ground floor of the house and there is a cellar which we need access to.
We have an architect who has drawn up the plans for the internal work and the access, but am wondering whether to pay a garden designer to make the most of the garden. It's quite small (40 feet by 30 feet), and we really want to make the most of it. The main reason for doing the work on the house is to improve the access to the garden and allow us to use it more. The intention is for it to work as dining/entertaining plus kids play area. We also might want to use part of the garden for parking in the winter but as a usable area in the summer.
We have been quoted £300 for a garden design. Has anyone used a garden designer and was it worth it?
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Is paying for a garden design worth it?
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Theknittinggorilla · 17/02/2017 17:44
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