Match Point explores how a tennis court and clubhouse can be a subtle and beautiful addition to a garden without compromising the landscape’s flora and fauna. A blend of tranquil and energetic, the design aims to harmonise sports dynamics with calming aesthetics.
A monographic clubhouse allows the green, purple and white planting to take centre stage both inside and outside. Vibrant purple plants inspire energy, while airy and light plants gently rustle to create a calm space in which to disconnect from the pressures of life.
The clubhouse’s bold black exterior elevates the planting, yet is virtually invisible from a distance. The minimalistic, light interior provides an airy, welcoming space.
Thanks to: Dunmow Tennis Club, Grenville Nurseries, Majestic Trees, Maze, Metals 4 U, Stringers’ World and PDC Landscapes.
At a glance:
Who is this garden for?
A family who is keen on tennis and protecting the environment.
Where is the garden set?
The garden is set within a private existing mid-sized wildflower meadow on a hillside property in Essex, with numerous established trees
Who or what is the design inspiration?
The design of the garden is inspired by a belief that a balanced environment is fundamental for protecting the ecosystem and providing a positive impact on mental health and well-being. The theme of the garden is inspired by Wimbledon: The Championship.
