vorbild architecture
VORBILD Architecture is a Chartered Practice registered with RIBA and ARB in the UK, as well as CROA in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur…
ArchitectureInterior designDecoration+2— Online garden design
Your garden design, made by a landscape designer over the internet
Show the garden, the plot or the balcony and say how you want to use the space. Active landscape designers send proposals with a layout and a choice of plants. You compare and hire online.
— In numbers
Gardens on the platform today
The platform's numbers, refreshed every time the site is published.
- 133
active landscape designers
Profiles with a portfolio and reviews, ready to receive your brief.
— Who takes it on
Landscape designers designing gardens through the platform
Some of the best rated profiles. Each one has a portfolio, reviews and past proposals.
- elizabeth bee interior de
Elizabeth Bee is an experienced and skilled interior designer based near Brighton in Hurstpierpoint, West Sussex, specialising in high-end…
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— How it works
Your garden design in four steps
From the first brief to the last payment, in one place.
- 01
Show the garden or plot
Photos, measurements, the light the space gets and how you want to use it.
- 02
Receive proposals from landscape designers
Landscape designers in your region answer with a layout, species and a timeline.
- 03
Compare and chat
Gardens each designer has made, reviews and proposals.
- 04
Approve and plant
Drawing, list of species and instructions. You approve the delivery and plant when you want.
— Blog & community
Ideas, news and real experiences
Articles from the blog, behind the scenes and what clients and professionals say about Archsplace.
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— FAQ
Questions about garden design online
The questions people ask before getting a garden designed.
What does a garden design deliver?
The drawing of the space with measurements, the list of species and quantities, and planting and maintenance instructions. Each proposal describes the deliverables before you decide.
Who plants the garden?
You or a gardener, with the design in hand. If you want the designer to follow the planting, ask in the brief.
Does it work for a balcony or a small area?
Yes. Describe the space and the light it gets. Many landscape designers work with small areas and planters.
How much does it cost?
Publishing is free. Each professional sends their own proposal, with a price and a timeline. You pay per stage, as you approve the deliveries.
Will the plants adapt to my climate?
The choice of species starts from your region and the light in the space. That is part of the brief and the proposal.