Step inside a stunning Hampshire garden transformation. Discover how limestone pavers, Italian porcelain outdoor tiles, and thoughtful design created the ultimate outdoor living space. Explore the full feature film and see the materials in action.
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Step into a breathtaking garden where Lymington Dune Egyptian limestone takes centre stage. We explore a stunning build by PD Groundscapes making a Tom Hill Garden Design a reality, answering the question: is limestone the perfect material for your patio and terraces?
Got oil stains on your limestone driveway? Learn how to remove them with Lithofin Oil Ex & Power Clean, plus expert tips from Forest Stone.
Every so often, a project comes along that just clicks. The right people, the right place, the right materials — all working together to create something that feels effortless, even if (as is often the case in garden shows!) the timeline is anything but. That was exactly the case when…
One project that perfectly encapsulates this trend is a stunning modern inside outside garden designed by Joe Savage of Joe Savage Landscape Design, featuring Forest Stone’s premium porcelain paving. By using the same Ipley porcelain tiles (80x80cm) both inside and outside, this build achieves a seamless transition from a zinc-clad kitchen extension to a fully equipped outdoor kitchen and dining space.
Perched high above the dramatic Dorset coastline in Studland, this property commands sweeping views of the sea, Old Harry Rocks, and the golden stretch of Studland Beach. This blog piece goes into the renovation of this beautiful property’s outside space.
New build homes often come with outdoor spaces that lack character, privacy, and proper drainage. Here’s how we helped in solving those issues at this property.
If you’re working with a small garden, you might think your options are limited—no boundless lawns, no grand patios, no space for that dream garden room. But with smart design, the right materials, and a few clever tricks, even the tiniest outdoor space can feel luxurious, functional, and surprisingly spacious.
When the new owners of this New Forest property moved in, they knew their garden needed serious attention. What they inherited was a cramped patio with poor-quality concrete slabs, a makeshift path made of Celotex (yes, really!), and an overall space that felt neglected and impractical. Their vision? A stylish, low-maintenance outdoor area they could enjoy every single day—rain or shine.
At Forest Stone, we recently had the pleasure of supplying materials for a stunning Mediterranean-style garden designed and built by the talented team at Smith and Gorman. Located in Southampton, this project is a masterclass in how to blend hard landscaping, natural stone, and drought-tolerant planting to create a space that feels like a holiday retreat.