The main terrace was constructed in riven Indian sandstone and raised above the lawn and pathway level to create presence and improve the relationship between house and garden. A dwarf retaining wall in TBS Middleton Blend multi-stock brick was introduced to support the level change and visually anchor the terrace, its warm tones complementing the paving. A consistent border theme runs throughout the scheme, using sandstone setts and brindle block edging to frame the paved areas and introduce rhythm and structure. Additional linear sett bands were incorporated within the side passages to break up long runs and add character. To create focal points within the garden, a dedicated sun-lounger terrace was formed using sandstone setts laid at 45 degrees, giving it a distinct identity while remaining connected to the wider layout. A corresponding walkway from the lounge doors mirrors this geometry, reinforcing the sense of cohesion. Deep red porphyry steps were carefully sourced to link visually with the brindle edging, providing both contrast and continuity across the material palette. Pathways run around the full perimeter of the lawn, establishing a clear journey through the garden and encouraging movement between the different seating and viewing areas.