This Finchley Central garden project focused on improving both the front and rear outdoor spaces with a clean, practical and well finished design. Reformed Gardens transformed the property with new paving, lawn, decking, planting borders and detailed front entrance tiling.
At the front of the home, a smart paved driveway style entrance was created with neat edging and a clear route to the front door. The light paving gives the property a bright and welcoming appearance, while the surrounding lawn and planting help soften the overall finish.
The front entrance was also upgraded with patterned tiles, creating a distinctive feature that adds character and kerb appeal. The tiled pathway and steps work well with the period style of the property while giving the entrance a more polished finish.
To the rear, the garden was designed around a fresh lawn, timber decking and soft planting borders. The lawn provides a clean and usable family space, while the decking creates a practical area for seating, dining and relaxing outdoors.
Planting was added along the boundaries to bring colour, texture and privacy into the garden. The finished result is a balanced front and rear garden transformation that feels tidy, functional and attractive from every angle.
Planning a Garden Transformation in Finchley Central?
Reformed Gardens provides front garden landscaping, rear garden design, paving, decking, turfing, planting, fencing and garden improvements across Finchley Central, East Finchley, North Finchley, Muswell Hill and surrounding London areas.
How Reformed Gardens Can Help You
We offer comprehensive garden design and landscaping services in London, from initial design to full construction. Our experienced team blends creativity with technical expertise to deliver gardens that reflect your lifestyle.
Whether you’re based in Finchley, Barnet, Mill Hill, or Muswell Hill, or further afield, our landscape gardeners provide solutions tailored to your space and preferences.
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