A Georgian townhouse in Clifton provided a very different kind of garden. The long, narrow plot is organised as a series of spaces rather than one open garden.

The areas closer to the house are quieter, with gravel, simple naturalistic planting and a firepit seating area, while a dedicated MUGA at the far end gives the children their own space to run wild.

A sauna and cold plunge are also planned, reflecting a more recent shift in how gardens are used - as places to be calm, get close to nature and switch off from the digital world.

Architects: Studio Nenmar