As we step into a new year, it’s time to rejuvenate and reimagine your garden with the ten best garden design trends 2024. Our expert in-house garden design team has meticulously curated a list of ten innovative and inspiring ways to elevate your outdoor space. Embrace the new year with cutting-edge trends like connecting with nature, serene single-colour gardens, awe-inspiring vertical green walls, tranquil Japanese-style moss gardens, enchanting moon gardens and energy-efficient adaptive lighting. Enhance the aesthetic appeal with sculptural elements and make eco-friendly choices with peat alternatives. Create a romantic oasis with beautiful, blooming gardens. Remember the enduring significance of climate resilience, promoting bee pollination, and fostering well-being through gardening. These trends are more than just styles; they’re a testament to our commitment to enduring, beautiful and functional garden spaces that resonate with the rhythm of 2024 and beyond.
The biophilic concept revolves around creating a harmonious blend between indoor and outdoor environments. Imagine coordinating the plants in your living room with those in your garden, visible through transparent bi-fold doors. Incorporating natural materials that transition smoothly from your home into the garden enhances this connection. Such a design promotes a profound bond with nature, providing a serene and grounding atmosphere for those inhabiting these spaces.
Garden Design: Acacia Gardens
Photography: Steve Franck
These monochromatic gardens are designed with a single colour scheme, creating a visually cohesive and calming environment. This approach can range from lush greens to vibrant flowers of a singular hue, offering a harmonious aesthetic.
Garden Design: Daniel Shea
Photography: Eleanor Walpole
Integrating artistic sculptures and installations in garden spaces enhances the aesthetic appeal. These elements can range from classic to contemporary designs, adding a layer of creativity and personality to the garden.
Sculpture: David Harber
Photography: Eleanor Walpole
With the anticipated 2030 ban on peat-based garden products, there is a growing trend towards sustainable alternatives such as bark and wood fibre. These eco-friendly options help in conservation efforts and provide effective and efficient growing mediums for plants.
Garden Design: Acacia Gardens
Photography: Steve Franck
This style features beautiful, often fragrant flowers, creating a romantic and enchanting atmosphere. Plants like hydrangeas add bursts of colour and texture, making these gardens ideal for relaxation and visual enjoyment.
Garden Design: Acacia Gardens
Photography: Anna Omiotek-Tott
