Showing posts with label Anoushka Feiler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anoushka Feiler. Show all posts

Thursday, 18 September 2014

Garden Design & Summer adventures

Hello there,

thank you for stopping-by and for your lovely tweets and messages despite the blog silence!

Between new projects, pop-up gardens and other garden-adventures days have run so quickly this Summer! I now have bookings up to Spring 2016 and I am tremendously happy to share that since July I joined Anoushka Feiler's Bestique Garden and Landscape Design team (another garden design wish came true!)

In all of this, I still have not had the chance to share anything about the Pop-up Gardens I designed and realised for GROW London. When time allows there will be a post about it (was such a great fun!), but in the meantime here a little peek:









And as said, this is just part of this great Summer just passed. Hopefully I will be able to share more in the next few weeks.

Among the other adventures I also went to the inauguration of the Piet Oudolf's field at Hauser & Wirth Somerset  and tomorrow I can be find in conversation with Matthew Childs in Bergamo (thanks to Valfredda nursery and to Garden Illustrated - more info here and here). If you are in town for I Maestri del Paesaggio/The Masters of the Landscape, please come to say hello!

Once again thank you again for stopping by and sharing this wonderful jorney with me! Will try to share more when time allows. In the meantime please feel free to join me on Twitter and Facebook.

Bisous
Noemi

Monday, 2 July 2012

Early post on Hampton Court Flower Show!

I really can not wait until Thursday to share my joy! :)

After a long day of exams (Garden History, Construction, Plant Science and Horticulture), I received some really good news!!!! :) :) :)

This year, in the list of award winners of the Hampton Court Flower Show, three already-know faces/names appear!

They are Anoushka Feiler, Gold medal and Best Show Garden with her 'Bridge Over Troubled Water'...

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...Jo Hanslip, Silver medal with her 'Free Fall'...

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... and last but not least, Matthew Childs, Gold medal and Best Conceptual Garden with his 'Light at the end of the tube'!

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Matthew is one of our lecturer (and my rescuer during some past CAD lessons :D), and all of them were Garden Design students at KLC...... Will I follow their footsteps? Let's work hard and hope so!