Brickwork & walls

Shape your garden.
Build in character.

From a raised bed to a beautifully finished garden wall, thoughtful brickwork brings structure, detail and a sense of permanence to your outdoor space.

Weathered texture. Individual character.

Reclaimed brick

With their varied colours and weathered faces, reclaimed bricks bring warmth and character to a garden. Each brick has its own detail, creating walls and raised beds that sit comfortably alongside older homes, natural stone and established greenery.

We can use reclaimed brick to frame planting areas, create tiered beds, define different levels or tie garden steps into the surrounding walls. Details such as coping stones, brick patterns and decorative insets help make the finished design your own.

All the projects shown here use reclaimed brick. Colours, textures and markings vary, so we’ll talk through the look you’d like and help choose bricks that complement your garden.

Talk to us about your brickwork

Tiered reclaimed-brick raised garden beds beside a lawn and timber boundary — Tiered beds with character

Reclaimed-brick garden wall with varied red and warm-toned bricks beside slate paving — Warm tones in reclaimed brick

Close view of weathered reclaimed bricks with a decorative inset in a garden wall — Texture & individual detail

Reclaimed-brick garden steps and walls with stone paving and glass balustrade — Brickwork across different levels

Reclaimed-brick garden wall with pale coping stones and matching steps — Walls, coping & matching steps

Fresh brickwork. A considered finish.

Facing bricks (New bricks)

New facing bricks offer a choice of colours and textures for garden walls, raised beds and boundary features. From warm traditional tones to darker accents, we can help you choose a brick that complements your home and the rest of your outdoor space.

Shape the design with brick pillars, curved edges or tiered beds, then bring it together with coping stones and contrasting details. These projects show how brickwork can frame a garden and give each area a clear purpose.

We’ll talk through the brick colour, texture, joint finish and coping options with you so the details work together.

Plan your garden brickwork

Red and dark facing-brick boundary wall and pillars with grey infill panels and dark coping — Boundary walls & brick pillars

Warm-toned facing-brick garden wall with stone coping beside paving — Warm brick tones & stone coping

Red brick front boundary wall and pillar with pale coping stones beside a gravel garden — A smart finish at the front

Curved brickwork beneath a stone patio with contrasting dark brick edging — Curved brickwork & contrasting edging

Long raised brick garden beds framing a lawn with coping detail — Raised beds that frame the garden

Texture, warmth & a sense of place.

Stone walling

Stone walling brings texture and character to garden boundaries, raised features and sheltered corners. From warmer shades to a more weathered look, the colour and finish can make a wall feel like a natural part of the space.

We’ll help you choose a style that works with your home, paving and garden layout. Thoughtful details such as curved sections, coping and neatly finished joints bring the different elements together.

These examples show a range of stone walling finishes from our completed projects. We can talk through the materials and details to find the look you’d like.

Discuss your stone walling project

Warm-toned stone boundary wall with dark coping beside a planted front garden — Stone walling at the front

Close detail of warm pink and buff stone walling and mortar joints — Colour & texture in the detail

Warm-coloured stone garden wall with a curved raised feature beside a lawn — Curves & raised garden features

Textured stone walling enclosing a gravelled corner beside a house — A sheltered gravelled corner

Close view along a textured stone boundary wall beside a footpath — A traditional textured finish

A fresh face for your garden walls.

Wall cladding & fascias

Give tired-looking brickwork a fresh, contemporary finish with wall cladding. From garden walls to raised beds and step risers, cladding can transform the appearance of a space and bring the different parts of your garden together.

Indian sandstone, limestone, slate and porcelain can all be used as wall fascia or cladding options. Choose a finish to match your paving for a coordinated look, or use a contrasting colour and texture to make a feature of the wall.

We’ll look at the existing wall and help you choose a suitable material and finish, with coping and corner details that complete the design.

Explore the material choices

Contemporary clad garden walls with matching pale paving, coping and broad steps — Paving, steps & walls together

Clad garden wall between paved levels with matching coping and a gravel strip — A continuous finish across levels

Close view of a grey clad wall beside matching paving and decorative gravel — Clean lines & careful details

Warm-toned wall cladding and dark coping beside garden steps — Warm cladding with dark coping

Long clad garden wall with matching coping beside paving and a drainage channel — A coordinated garden finish

Bring the details together

Let’s talk about your garden.

Share your ideas with Laura and Craig. We’ll help you explore the layout, materials and finishing details, with a free measure and quotation.