Concept visual of a walled courtyard with lime-washed cream walls, climbing white roses, a rattan sofa with cream linen cushions, wall lanterns, terracotta pots of olive and lavender, and white hydrangeas

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Garden, landscape and plant styling

Gardens, courtyards, rooftops and balconies in the studio’s rustic luxury style: weathered timber, stone, terracotta and relaxed planting. Coming soon, as designs to download for UK and US homes.

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Garden and plant styling options

These are not available just yet. When they are, outdoor designs will be ready-made downloads on Etsy, just like the rooms. Until then, every package is for the rooms inside your home, and interior plant styling is already part of each one.

Garden & landscape design

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A garden is a room with a different ceiling. The layout comes out of the light and soil you actually have, and the planting comes out of the layout.

Courtyards & terraces

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Four walls can feel like a box or a room, and the difference is what you grow up them. Climbers soften the hard edges, and the seating faces the last of the sun.

Rooftops & balconies

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Wind, a weight limit, and full sun all day or none at all. The plan is built around those limits, with everything in pots, so it suits a rented home and comes with you.

Outdoor plant styling

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The right plants for the light, the soil and the time you have, and the right pots to put them in, peat-free and UK-grown first, with honest care notes to keep them thriving.

The look, outdoors

Luxe rustic, taken outside

The same thinking as indoors: honest, matt materials, rustic warmth, generous empty space, and fewer but better pieces. Nothing shiny, glossy or flashy.

  • Weathered timber

    Oak and teak that silver with age, in benches, pergolas and slatted screens.

  • Stone and gravel

    Pale paving, warm stone and gravel underfoot, laid simply and left matt.

  • Terracotta and limewash

    Aged pots of olive, fig and lavender against soft, chalky walls.

  • Relaxed planting

    Generous drifts of grasses, perennials and climbers, held by a clean frame so it reads relaxed instead of overgrown.

  • Linen, rattan and lantern light

    Cream cushions, woven seats and a warm, low glow once the sun has gone.

  • Room to breathe

    Space left empty on purpose, so the few good pieces can be seen.

In concept

Rustic luxury gardens, courtyards and balconies

Concept visual of a shaded courtyard terrace with lime-washed walls, an arched opening, a grape vine canopy, rattan seating, terracotta pots of olive, rosemary and fig

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A shaded terrace

A vine trained overhead for shade, limewashed walls to bounce the light around, and everything else in terracotta.

Concept visual of a sun-baked gravel terrace with lavender, santolina and rosemary, terracotta pots of olive and fig, low rattan seating with cream cushions and a stone water bowl

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A sun-baked gravel garden

For the plot that bakes all afternoon. Planting chosen to enjoy the heat, and very little watering once it has settled.

Concept visual of an outdoor dining terrace under an oak pergola at dusk, with wisteria overhead, festoon lights, a long table with linen cushions, lavender beds and potted olives

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Supper under the pergola

An oak pergola gives the table a roof and the wisteria something to climb, with lavender either side.

Concept visual of deep flower borders full of white hydrangeas, roses, foxgloves and grasses around a small stone terrace with a teak bench, cream cushions and lanterns

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Borders you can sit inside

The bench sits within the planting, so you are surrounded by it instead of looking at it from a distance.

Concept visual of a balcony at dusk with a rattan two-seater, cream cushions, festoon lights, a slat screen with jasmine, a potted olive tree, ferns, grasses and a herb trough

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A balcony that feels like a room

Everything in pots, so it suits a rented home and comes with you, and green on every side.

Concept visual of a timber-framed open-sided garden room with a lit stone fireplace, rattan seating with cream cushions, festoon lights, white hydrangeas and climbing roses

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An outdoor room with a fire

A roof overhead and a fire in the corner, so the garden is used in October and not only in July.

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Garden designs are on the way

Garden designs are not available yet. Follow Sunday Ambience on Instagram to hear as soon as they are.

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