Your Garden Made Perfect episode 3 2022: Debi and Des live in Enfield, London. Their beautiful family home has a generous urban plot, but it sits on a massive slope that is currently only used as an outdoor exercise space for Des, whose studio gym sits at the end of the garden. Debi would like a space she can relax in after a hard day’s work, but the real dream would be transforming the plot into a family space for everyone to enjoy. Having stared out at their uninspiring plot for years, Debi and Des are desperate for a solution.
Stepping up to help are award-winning garden designers Oliver Bond and Helen Elks-Smith. Oliver has got big ideas on how to identify and define new zones in the space, whilst Helen finds an unexpected sweet spot right in the heart of the plot. Using virtual reality, both designers pitch their radically different approaches. Either one would be a perfect fit, but which will the couple choose?
Your Garden Made Perfect episode 3 2022
During lockdown one, two and now, three, most of us have been forced to confront the state of our gardens. The limp area of greenery beyond our back doors has become a sanctuary, a place to venture into when the four walls of our home become too much.
In this spin-off series from Your Home Made Perfect, award-winning garden designers compete against each other, hoping their designs will be chosen by the prospective client. To help win their clients over the designers use impressive virtual reality technology, showing us what the future garden will look like.
For viewers who don’t have a huge budget to transform their lacklustre gardens, Joel Bird, a garden designer with a background in carpentry, teaches us ingenious low-cost hacks that will spruce up any outdoor space.
Following on from the innovative series Your Home Made Perfect, Angela Scanlon returns with this show that offers the same hi-tech makeover technology to outdoor spaces. First up are Demi and Laura from Hertfordshire, who lead a busy family life, meaning they haven’t had time to deal with their lacklustre, L-shaped plot. Garden designers Helen Elks-Smith and Manoj Malde pitch for the chance to redesign the site – demonstrating what they would do with virtual reality presentations that put the couple right at the heart of their new, improved outdoor havens. But which one will they choose?
