Mark Fenton Designs

Portfolio

  • Historical Garden Design

    I was asked to introduce seating and planting areas in the garden of a Grade II listed property. The use of natural and reclaimed materials compliments the historical character of the garden and planting is used to both screen
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  • Urban Garden Design

    This garden design takes into account the client’s requests for division so the whole garden is not visible at once, to use dark materials in keeping with the house and to reuse existing plants where possible. My smart, functional
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  • Small Garden Design

    The brief for this small front garden was to create an attractive approach to the property and to disguise the inspection covers, along with planting to suit the location and provide year round and seasonal interest. My practical design
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  • Family Garden

    My design addresses poor drainage which was rendering large sections of this garden inaccessible and the need for the garden to be child friendly, low maintenance and with space to entertain. Thanks to my original design, a trampoline has
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  • Rural Garden Design

    Entitled Fluenteum, meaning running water, this design won a silver medal at the Southport Flower show and has featured in the Society Of Garden Designers Journal! My garden design incorporates a water feature, naturalistic planting and a cantilevered wooden
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  • Contemporary Garden Design

    Based on the theme of celebration, this innovative, modern garden design won a silver medal at the Southport Flower Show. The sculptures are reminiscent of fireworks on a special occasion, the screens feature silhouettes of people dancing and jumping
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  • Feature Garden Design

    I was invited to redesign the entrance to Myerscough College, according to a brief that the name must be easily visible and that the entrance should create an appropriate first impression for a land based Education College. My bold
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  • Planning Approval

    My landscape proposals for Manor Wood Park, Cheshire supported a planning application for holiday homes. My designs introduce woodland and meadow habitats to create a natural environment, in accordance with the local biodiversity action plan.