Projects
Recent work, and gardens still settling in.
Hospitality
The Builders Arms,
Potters Bar.
The beer garden at The Builders Arms, replanted to be beautiful, welcoming and practical: raised beds and planters full of lavender, verbena and soft grasses that hold their own through a dry summer and green every corner of the garden, from the terrace to the car park.



“A huge thank you to Wild by Anna for making the beer garden at The Builders Arms stunning and ready for some well-deserved drinks in the sun. If your garden or venue needs a fresh, gorgeous green touch, we couldn’t recommend Anna enough!”
The Builders Arms, Potters Bar
“Anna absolutely transformed the garden at the Builders Arms in Potters Bar, turning what was a tired outdoor space into somewhere people actually want to linger. Every detail feels considered, from the planting to the layout to the little touches that make it feel warm and welcoming rather than just functional. It’s the kind of space that makes people want to come back, and that’s no small thing.
She was such a joy to work with too: creative, easy to collaborate with, and genuinely invested in getting it right rather than just ticking boxes. The results speak for themselves. We loved working with her so much that we’re bringing her on board for the next pub opening. Can’t wait to see what she does with it.”
Paul Van Zijl, Operations Manager, Punch Pubs
Hospitality
The White Horse.
Movable planters for The White Horse: heucheras, grasses and Mexican fleabane spilling from smart black troughs that shape the seating, soften the hard standing and keep their colour deep into autumn.



Pubs and shared spaces
Outdoor space that works as hard as the room inside. If you run a pub, café or shared space, have a look at what the design process involves.
More on the way
More projects are being gathered. In the meantime, get in touch to discuss your project and I’ll be happy to share examples of work relevant to your space.
Let’s create
something
beautiful.
Whether you’re starting with a blank canvas or rethinking what’s already there, I’d love to hear your ideas.
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