We shape atmospheric, abundant places that are heightened versions of nature itself. Each landscape begins with the specifics of a site, its architecture, and the way our clients want to live. Through considered design, we frame and amplify the setting, rather than compete with it.
Since 2016, we have received awards and recognition at the highest level: three gardens at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, including the People’s Choice Award in 2023, an invitation from the RHS to design its own Feature Garden in 2024, and a main avenue garden with the Eden Project in 2026 that won the Environmental Innovation Award. Named among House & Garden’s Top 25 Garden and Landscape Designers and Spear’s Best Landscape Designers, with multiple industry awards. Harry’s debut book, Eat Your Garden, was published in 2026, and the studio was one of ten chosen for the British Library’s landmark publication, Gardens of the Future.
2026
RHS Chelsea Flower Show - Environmental Innovation Award
RHS Chelsea Flower Show - Environmental Innovation Award

Harry grew up in a family of horticulturists and has been in gardens all his life. He trained with designers, contractors and nurseries across the UK and Australia, ran a landscaping company in London for a decade, and founded the studio in 2016.
Harry’s starting point is the landscape: walking a site with the people invested in it, and developing a deep understanding of the place. Underlying all of it is a conviction that the best designed landscapes feel like they belong.
He lives in the Welsh Borders at Long Barn Farm, home to our country studio near Hay-on-Wye and a large, long-term landscape project of its own. He teaches at the London College of Garden Design at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, and his first book, Eat Your Garden, was published in 2026 by Chelsea Green in the UK and Rizzoli in the US.
We are a close-knit team of landscape architects, garden designers and horticulturists. Every project is led from within the studio, under the creative direction of Harry, and we bring in artists, makers, ecologists and other specialists when the work calls for them.

After a successful career in sound design working on some of the best film and television, Alex followed a long-held passion into landscape and garden design. A childhood in the Scottish Highlands instilled a deep love of plants that continues to shape his work. Senior Designer at HHS since 2020, Alex takes a lead role on many of the studio's projects. He has a passion for planting design, and enjoys travelling to see plant communities in the wild.



Growing up exploring the parks and hidden wild spaces of London, Chloë’s background in Fine Art naturally led her to combine an artistic eye and a deep love of nature with a career in Garden Design. She brings a curiosity and care for connecting with people, understanding place and bringing a space to life through that relationship. With experience at Landscape Architecture practices and out in the field as a gardener, Chloë joined HHS in 2025.

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