The old inside outdoor blurring the sustainable room chestnut

In my vast social network (which is in direct contrast to my actual network of a dozen friends and family) it’s sometimes interesting to see what other industry designers and landscapers are up to. I say sometimes because so often it’s the same tired old phrases that come up time and time again.

Not wanting to sound like Mr Appleby and have a go at all those writers who are surprised every year by the emergence of snowdrops and feel a need to write an article (again) I came across this particularly good blog

http://blackwalnutdispatch.com/2011/12/29/top-ten-most-annoying-garden-buzzwords-and-catchphrases-of-2011/

and whilst I don’t agree with it totally I almost actually do. I don’t want to be in an outdoor room, I want to be in a garden or a park. I also want to add another term which is ‘softening’ the hard landscape. If its too hard for the client or design then change it, don’t cover it up!

  • claudia yong

    I can’t agree more with you but would also like to add the word ‘space’. I don’t know why but I get irritated especially as it is used so much on TV programmes. ‘What a lovely space’ just gets me!

  • Anne Wareham

    We need a British version! XXX

  • Jo Thompson

    I agree with Anne!

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