Jed’s Mediterranean Courtyard is a bold, immersive garden designed to transport the client away from the everyday and into a secluded, resort-style retreat. The brief called for a strong Mediterranean influence with lush, architectural planting, refined materials, and multiple spaces for relaxing and entertaining.

Mature palm trees form the backbone of the design, layered with jungle-style planting and dramatic tree ferns to create depth, movement, and year-round structure. The planting palette softens the hard landscaping while reinforcing the warm, coastal feel of a Mediterranean courtyard.

The layout is carefully zoned to offer a variety of seating experiences. NeoTimber Advanced teak composite decking defines intimate lounging areas, while London Stone Florence Storm porcelain paving provides a crisp, contemporary contrast throughout the main courtyard. These materials were selected not only for their aesthetic quality but also for their durability and low maintenance.

A standout feature of the garden is the shaded seating area beneath the balcony, where a sleek floating bench creates a calm, sheltered retreat. Black batten screening is used throughout the space to provide privacy and structure, detailed with hidden fixings for a clean, minimalist finish. Corten Safari decorative screens add warmth, texture, and subtle artistry, tying in beautifully with the surrounding planting and brickwork.

This courtyard is a seamless blend of architectural design and lush greenery, offering a tranquil yet striking outdoor living space that evolves throughout the seasons.