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BOLD Sustainable designs Built to last

Steve Williams Landscapes offers a complete garden design service, guiding every project from the first conversation to the final planting. Each garden is designed to enhance your outdoor space, where children play, food grows, friends gather, and nature thrives in modern urban life.

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Our services

Whether through an intensive design workshop, a fully developed concept, or a carefully specified, build-ready garden design, projects are shaped to suit the scale, ambition and level of support each client needs.

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CONSULTANCY & workshopS

For smaller budgets or early-stage projects.

An on-site session to establish the brief, explore ideas and create clarity.

Perfect for clients who want Steve’s ecological direction and outside-the-box thinking before committing to a full design.

Includes:

Site visit

Clarifying vision, wish list and priorities

Early strategic guidance

Budget alignment

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concept PACKAGE

For mid-range projects.

An engaging and collaborative process resulting in a unique nature centred garden design.

Strong visualisation (including 3D) to help clients see the vision clearly and feel confident.

Includes:

Workshop + developed brief

One clear, bold design concept

Visualisations

Guidance toward trusted contractors

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Full garden design

For higher-budget projects.

A detailed, in-depth design process with Steve closely involved through contractor engagement and site meetings protecting the integrity of the vision.

This is the most immersive and methodical route.

Includes:

Deep design development

Construction drawings

Collaboration with trusted landscapers

Ongoing involvement during build

Wild spaces that

look good and do good

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Testimonials

The garden is fantastic! Beautiful! Amazing! A friend visited a few weeks ago that hadn't seen it before and he was blown away by it. He said it felt like being on holiday, which is how we feel about it. We're already picking things to eat from it and we're looking forward to the bounty ahead.

Mandy

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Bradford on Avon

Steve has completely transformed our garden into something we could only have dreamed of, incorporating lots of different ideas we threw at him. We now have a truly special garden that's multifunctional, full of nature and that our 4 year old loves to explore.

Alex & Suz

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Redland, Bristol

We were hooked on his creativity and eye for design. Biodiversity and ecology were really important to us, having two small children and living in a busy city, we needed a space that will grow and evolve with us and this is something that Steve is extremely passionate about.

Emma

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Stapleton, Bristol

Steve is a visionary, a dedicated professional with the ability to deliver beautiful and sustainable projects whilst never compromising on his values as a pioneering eco friendly garden designer. He champions reuse, recycling, naturalistic planting, and sustainable materials, and I am always thrilled to work along side him.

Becca

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Designer

To step outside barefoot with my 1 year old daughter each morning and wave "hello" to each new flower that appears, and to watch my 6 year old's face full of excitement when he picks herbs and strawberries and offers them to friends - it's what a garden is about really isn't it?

Leoni

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Clifton, Bristol

Steve took me through his design process, thinking about different spaces, materials, and plants. His design has given me so much to think about, but with a clear direction and framework. I feel that the changes we make to our garden, even if it is in stages, will ultimately give us the garden to relax, cook and entertain in.

Lisa

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Epsom, Surrey

Steve took our love of native hedgerows and woodland and brought it to life in our little garden. Steve's knowledge of plants, combined with a keen eye for architectural structure has given us a garden which has exceeded our wildest expectations. It is a constant delight and joy, no matter what the season.

Chris

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Lyme Road, Bath

It was really interesting to be talked through the design process and I'm so looking forward to implementing it, as it's not only achievable but also a brilliant layout and the planting is absolutely in line with our values and interests in terms of developing our green spaces.

Katy

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TBC

It was brilliant to have the opportunity to talk to Steve about my plans for the garden and get his advice. I had been undecided about how to redesign the garden for years, and how to make it good whilst being on a low budget. Being able to stand in my garden and share ideas with a wild garden expert was invaluable.

Gemma

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TBC

The workshop with Steve gave me a clear idea of hard standing versus planting, how to work with how we currently use the garden and also how to best navigate the roots around our existing tree. I have a planting list that I can pick and choose from, as well a paving plan to take to a contractor.

Siri

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Highgate

Mandy

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Bradford on Avon

Alex & Suz

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Redland, Bristol

Emma

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Stapleton, Bristol

Becca

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Designer

Leoni

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Clifton, Bristol

Lisa

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Epsom, Surrey

Chris

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Lyme Road, Bath

Katy

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TBC

Gemma

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TBC

Siri

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Highgate

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Reclaimed and reused materials

Reused and reclaimed materials are an important part of how we approach ecological garden design. Old brick, stone, timber and concrete are often retained and reworked into new layouts, bringing character and grounding each space in its history. Using what is already there reduces waste and adds a sense of continuity between the house and the garden. These materials sit naturally alongside planting, creating urban gardens that feel layered, honest and connected to their surroundings while still being carefully composed and refined.

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Food Forests & edible gardens

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Productive planting belongs within refined spaces when it is thoughtfully integrated. Fruit trees, shrubs, herbs and perennial crops are layered into the wider planting strategy, creating edible landscapes that are both beautiful and resilient. Food forests designed in this way support pollinators, improve soil systems and contribute to everyday life whilst also being beautiful spaces to spend time in.

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Structured wildness

Structure creates freedom. Clear hard landscaping and defined spatial frameworks bring order to the garden, allowing planting to move, seed and evolve without feeling unmanageable. This balance is central to the studio’s urban garden design approach. Wild enough to support biodiversity, controlled enough to sit confidently alongside contemporary architecture.

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How we work

Every project moves through clearly defined stages, from concept to contractor engagement, with Steve closely involved throughout to protect the integrity of the design. Transparency and clarity around budgets, timelines, and expectations ensure you feel confident at every step. The result is a garden that’s adventurous, expressive, and deeply aligned with your values — a space that feels alive, intentional, and entirely your own.