Spring is in full swing. Gardens have softened, planting is lifting, and outdoor spaces are beginning to feel alive again, shifting from something observed to something truly lived in. The Spring 2026 edition of The MR Edit explores a more relaxed, expressive approach to garden design - where structure is softened by layered planting, and spaces feel intuitive, balanced and deeply connected to the home. Inside this edition: A garden designed for light, movement and flow Ligh

We’re delighted to share that MRLandscapes is featured in the latest issue of House & Garden , within the magazine’s A New Leaf feature, a celebration of renewal, seasonal planting and the evolving beauty of outdoor spaces. Set against the backdrop of spring, this issue explores gardens as places of fresh perspective, where natural materials, thoughtful design and considered planting come together to create spaces that feel both timeless and alive. Our work sits alongside a

For many homeowners, the garden used to be something you simply looked at. Today, it’s something you live in. Outdoor spaces have evolved into fully considered extensions of the home. Places where cooking, dining, relaxing and entertaining all happen outside. The most successful gardens are designed in exactly the same way as an interior. The Rise of the Outdoor Room One of the biggest shifts in garden design over the last decade has been the move towards outdoor “rooms”. Ins

Welcome to the Late Winter edition of our new Monthly Magazine, The MR Edit. Watch out for a new issue, every quarter, on our website and subscribe via e-mail for a downloadable version. Spring issue coming soon! .

The start of a new year offers a moment to pause - to reflect on the work behind us and consider what lies ahead. Last year, MRLandscapes was featured in House & Garden and Tatler. It’s a milestone we’re quietly proud of, and one that reflects our belief in a thoughtful, design-led approach to gardens. Carefully considered outdoor spaces still matter - not just in how they look, but in how they are lived in. Our work has always centred on creating gardens that feel natural,

A beautifully designed garden should be enjoyed in every season, not just at the height of summer. Thoughtful weather protection preserves the structure, planting and finishes of your outdoor space, ensuring it continues to look refined and well cared for year-round. At MRLandscapes, we design gardens with longevity in mind. Here’s how to protect your outdoor space from the elements while maintaining both beauty and function. 1. Protect Planting from Cold, Wind and Frost Wint

Many homeowners underestimate the power of a professionally designed garden, until they discover just how much value it delivers. A garden is more than planting and paving: it’s structure, flow, light, texture, lifestyle and longevity. At MRLandscapes, our design-first approach ensures every garden is beautiful, functional and built to last. Here’s how working with a professional design team actually saves you money , avoids common mistakes , and maximises your investment . 1

We’re thrilled to share that MRLandscapes is featured in the November Art Issue of House & Garden , in the magazine’s Harvest Hues section - a celebration of creativity, craftsmanship, and design inspired by the colours and textures of the season. “Harvest Hues” explores how themes like harvest can be translated into art and home décor, incorporating earthy tones and rich, autumnal shades, and also references the artwork Harvest Hues by Tricia Barna, highlighted in this art

MRLandscapes October offer, garden lighting worth £500.

In a world that moves fast, the spaces we create at home should invite us to slow down. At MRLandscapes, we believe the best gardens...

There’s something truly magical about stepping out onto a rooftop and finding yourself in a garden oasis above the city. Our latest...

We’re delighted to share that MRLandscapes is featured in the October issue of Tatler – a publication synonymous with style, influence,...

Each year, the UK’s leading flower shows offer a glimpse into the future of garden design trends. This year’s themes were particularly...