Harris Bugg
We are a values-driven, award-winning landscape design practice with projects encompassing residential, public, historic, botanic, and commercial spaces, which are often located in protected or sensitive settings.
Formed in 2017, we have demonstrated our ability to win and deliver work at the highest level, and have been called “pioneering design talents of their generation” by the Royal Horticultural Society.
Our practice is recognised for working carefully to embrace and respect the singular spirit of place. Our aim is to connect people and nature, fulfilling a profound and innate need in all of us, and to do so responsibly with careful, considered use of materials and plants.
With studios in London, Exeter and the Isle of Skye, we are currently working on projects located across the UK and Europe, providing a seamless service from design to completion.
Latest news: Harris Bugg Studio named one of House & Garden’s Top 50 garden designers
Harris Bugg Studio has been named one of House & Garden’s Top 50 garden designers for the 7th consecutive year, hand-picked for our “knowledge, expertise and imagination.”
We are honoured to once again be included in the prestigious list amongst so many of our talented colleagues.
Click here to see their list of design experts for 2025.
Feature story: Front cover star
Harris Bugg Studio’s design for a historic, grade II listed farmhouse in Dorset is featured on the front cover of this month’s Gardens Illustrated.
Recently voted one of the world’s most beautiful gardens by Veranda magazine, you can watch the film of the garden here.
Latest Press: Gardens Illustrated – design details V
In the fifth of her Design Detail series, Charlotte dedicates her column to the art of designing planting beds today, with a more flexible, ecological approach that guides our studio’s design process.
Read the full article here.
Latest Project: Dorset meadow garden
A long-term project transforming the expansive grounds of a Grade II listed property, including ornamental garden spaces, kitchen garden and tranquil pool garden – all carefully feathered into the fields and the landscape beyond.
In this first phase, we have planted a significant topiary hedge for privacy and structure, as well as a crab apple orchard, and a summer meadow. Paths are mown through and it’s being used as a lovely spot for picnics, playfulness and drinks.
Read more here.
