Katherine Holland Garden Design is a multi-award-winning garden design studio based in Wiltshire working with clients in Wiltshire, Berkshire, Somerset, Dorset, Bath, Bristol, London and further afield.
The studio offers comprehensive garden design services (from initial design through to working with landscape contractors for the finished garden), alongside planting design and garden consultations. The studio prides itself on creating bespoke, joyful and wildlife-friendly gardens for each of its clients.
Katherine, the studio’s founder, trained in garden design at the renowned London College of Garden Design based in Kew Gardens. She has won several RHS medals including gold at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show and was named as a Rising Star of Garden Design by House & Garden in 2024.
"Serene – the studio loves creating spaces that our clients can go into and just breathe. Each garden is plant infused, with thoughtful hard-landscaping details complemented by generous and often low-maintenance planting schemes. Our approach emphasises layering textures of soft and hard-landscaping to create spaces that are as captivating as they are tranquil. We work with each client as an individual to create a space that works for them and their lifestyle."
Bedfordshire Garden
The studio recently completed the relocation of its RHS Chelsea Flower Show gold-medal-winning garden. The Sue Ryder Grief Kind Garden was relocated to Sue Ryder St John’s Hospice in Bedford and is now a dedicated garden space for hospice users, their families, staff and the community to use. The garden is layered with sensory plants and creates an inviting and safe space for year-round use. It celebrates the countryside views and blends seamlessly into the wider landscape.
Clapham Garden
The transformation of the front and back gardens of this London townhouse mirrors the extensive internal renovation. The elegant back garden seamlessly blends the indoor and outdoor spaces, whilst the front garden offers a chic and inviting entrance.
Image 1-2: Britt Willoughby Dyer; Image 3-4: Maria Savoskula
