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Deakinlock Garden Design move to Earsham Hall |
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Thursday, 26 August 2010 15:33 |
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Deakinlock Garden Design can now confirm that we will be moving to North Suffolk to Earsham Hall, just north of Bungay close to the Norfolk border, on the 13th September 2010, there may be some delay in services being reconnected so best to contact us via e-mail or our mobiles, we hope to be up and running within 2-3 days of moving. |
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Deakinlock are on the move! |
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Wednesday, 11 August 2010 10:08 |
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Deakinlock are moving offices in September, the final date is to be confirmed, we are really excited as we are moving to a glorious Country House, Earsham Hall and a superb setting. Whilst we are looking forward to the move we are also sad to leave our home for the last 2 years at Notcutts, we would like to thanks all the staff for their help, generosity and support whilst Deakinlock was in its infancy. Watch this space for more details as they un-fold. |
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Friday, 23 July 2010 17:58 |
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Deakinlock's garden at Capel Manor College, Enfield was visited by Her Majesty the Queen recently during a special open day. The Queen missed the opportunity of meeting both designers but was consoled by the beauty and elegance of the contempory garden.
The garden was designed as a follow-on project to our Gold medal winning garden at Chelsea and represented the next step up the property ladder. A small family garden which offers space for play, relaxation and a sense of elegance for style concious grown ups.
The paved areas were constructed using a textured granite, which is not only clean and simple in style but also extremely hardwaring. The garden uses the same stylish Urns supplied by Urbis designs as seen in our chelsea garden and they stand as sentinels framing the view down the garden to the beautiful border at ther end of the site.
The garden was built by Johan and his team at Vandenberg-Hider Landscapes and we thank them very much for their skill, hardwork. |
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Chelsea 2010 Gold Medal Winning Garden designed by DeakinLock |
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Tuesday, 25 May 2010 12:30 |
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Theme - The Upwardly Mobile GardenThis garden belongs to a young professional couple who have bought their first home together and who have invested in their garden to improve the value of their property. The planting is easy to maintain and creates interest throughout the seasons. The couple’s enthusiasm for plants is reflected in the planting scheme, which includes new introductions from The Endless Summer collection of hydrangeas, First Editions plants and Mattocks roses. A beautiful Cornus Venus (‘Kn30 8’) provides a focal point, offering welcome shade in summer. The hard landscaping reflects the location of the property, drawing on the coastline of East Anglia and local agricultural buildings for inspiration, whilst maintaining the couple’s desire for clean, contemporary lines and textural contrast. Sponsored by John Woods Nurseries, Capel Manor College, The Sun Newspaper, Urbis Design, Marshalls
Designed by Chris Deakin and Jason Lock
Built by John Woods Nurseries, Capel Manor College |
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Deakinlock at the Chelsea Flower Show |
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Saturday, 06 February 2010 20:47 |
 Suffolk based, John Woods nursery have commmisioned us to prepare a design for permenant exhibition garden at Capel ManorCollege, north London. The garden will be part of the very successful 'National Garden Centre' which was set up to offer visiting members of the public a chance to see a wide variety of gardens and be a centre of garden and horticultural ideas. I know what you're thinking, 'where does Chelsea fit in'? Well my friends, part of the Capel Manor garden will be exhibited in the grand marque as part of the Sunflower Strees, sponsored by the Sun news paper. The theme of the Chelsea garden is 'upwardly mobile'. This will mean that the small 5m x5m space will be created to have a flexibility to its design and function which, will provide an outside space that can adapt to changing requirements and conditions. This theme will also be taken into the Capel manor. The main goal for us at Capel Manor is to create a garden that not only show cases the fantasic plant range available from John Woods but also provides the onlooker with a beautiful space that can offer practicle solutions to the increasing problem most families face in modern times, that of, too many demands on a limited outdoor space; Playing, eating, drying, sitting, growing etc. |
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