Colm Joseph's Suffolk walled garden project has been featured on the cover of Gardens Illustrated - alongside an 8 page article exploring the inspirations and thinking behind the design, plus some of the garden's hard and soft landscape details.
You can explore our Suffolk walled garden project in its summer colour here and its winter form here.
It's a huge honour to be included in House & Gardens prestigious list of 'Top 50 Garden & Landscape Designers' - a selection of designers chosen as "the best of the best ... handpicked for their knowledge, expertise, and imagination".
You can see the full 'Top 50' list here.
Or explore our more of our work here.
One of our Cambridgeshire garden designs has been explored in a 4-page feature in House & Garden magazine, looking at Colm Joseph's design thinking and inspirations for the scheme.
You can read the article here.
Or explore our cambridgeshire project here.
Colm Joseph Gardens has been included on 'The List' by House & Garden, a prestigious selection of the best landscape and garden designers in the UK. 'The List' is available to view on the House & Garden website with a print edition to be published for 2024. A selection of project images is included in our listing, as well as information about the studio and our design ethos.
Explore 'The List' by House & Garden.
Or alternatively explore our portfolio.
Colm Joseph's Suffolk town garden has been featured on the front cover of Gardens Illustrated's Special Edition, 'Transform Your Garden - An Expert Guide to Garden Design'. This special also includes an 8-page deep-dive feature on the garden and its design.
You can read Gardens Illustrated feature on this Suffolk garden here. Or explore our Suffolk town garden.
One of our Suffolk garden designs made the front cover of Gardens Illustrated magazine, along with a fantastic 8-page feature exploring Colm Joseph's design thinking and inspirations.
The garden was described by Gardens Illustrated as 'a deft balancing act, between classic and modern, formal and informal, the manicured and the naturalistic'.
You can see more on Gardens Illustrated June 2022 edition here.
Or explore our Suffolk town garden.
Colm Joseph is honoured to be featured by House & Garden magazine in their select list of the 'up and coming names you need to know in gardens, interiors and architecture'.
See the full 'Rising Stars' feature here.
The garden featured as an example of how a well-considered, creative garden design can connect inside and outside living spaces by seamlessly integrating the garden with the architectural and interior design.
Catch up with the show and the feature on our Cambridge garden here.
Or explore our Cambridge garden.
Colm Joseph was featured in a special edition of Gardens Illustrated magazine on designing small gardens as one of Gardens Illustrated's recommended designers for small gardens.
While we design gardens of all sizes, small gardens always offer great opportunities to create striking designs that make the most of the space available.
Colm Joseph’s concept of a ‘rose meadow’ is an alternative way to use roses in the garden, emphasising their potential to offer longer seasonal interest and a sense of wildness. The Evening Standard’s Homes & Property feature explains some of the best roses, grasses and perennials to create your own rose meadow aesthetic, even in small city gardens.
Read the full article here.
House & Garden magazine describes Colm Joseph as a ‘designer to watch out for’ following his debut at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2019.
Read the House & Gardens article here.
The English Garden Magazine features Colm Joseph's Silver-Gilt winning RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2019 garden. Colm has created his first Chelsea exhibit in the Great Pavilion, where The Perennial Lifeline Garden celebrates the 180-year anniversary of Perennial – a charity that helps horticulturists in times of need.
Read The English Garden article here.
Country Life feature Colm Joseph’s RHS Chelsea debut garden, describing it as “one of the best exhibits at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show”.
Read more about the project here.
