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Small Garden & Courtyard Design Enquiry

A small-space design enquiry template — the compact garden, its challenges and your wishes captured, so every inch is designed to work.

Description

Small gardens and courtyards are their own design discipline — every inch counts, the challenges are specific (shade, overlooking, nowhere to hide the bins), and clever design transforms them. This form scopes a small-space enquiry around those particulars, so the design makes the most of a compact garden rather than treating it like a shrunken big one. It asks what shapes a small-garden design: the rough dimensions, the specific challenges — shade from buildings, being overlooked, hard surfaces, awkward shape — how you want to use the limited space, and the features you’d squeeze in. Small spaces reward ingenuity over budget, so understanding the constraints precisely is what lets a designer work magic in a tight footprint. Put it on your “small gardens” or “courtyard design” page. Free, brandable, and it turns “it’s tiny, can anything be done?” into an exciting, scoped small-space project.

Form fields

Everything the Small Garden & Courtyard Design Enquiry above collects — 9 fields across 2 pages, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Small Garden Design Enquiry

  • Your postcode

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    Short Answer
  • Rough dimensions (length × width)

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    Short Answer
  • The challenges

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    Multi-Select
  • How you'd love to use the space

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    Long Answer
  • Features you'd squeeze in

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    Multi-Select
  • Rough budget

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    Dropdown

Your details

  • Your name

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    Name
  • Contact number

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    Telephone
  • Email address

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    Email
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Small Garden & Courtyard Design Enquiry — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

Can a small garden really be designed?

Absolutely — small spaces often benefit most from design, because every inch has to earn its place. Clever layout, vertical planting, the right materials and smart storage transform a cramped yard into a garden you actually use. The form captures the constraints to work with.

What are the challenges with small gardens?

Usually shade from surrounding buildings, being overlooked, hard boundaries, awkward shapes, and nowhere for practicalities like bins or storage. Naming yours on the form lets the designer tackle them head-on — they’re exactly what good small-space design solves.

How do you make a small garden feel bigger?

Through design tricks — drawing the eye with planting and levels, clever use of mirrors and verticals, continuous materials, and not over-cluttering. A designed small garden feels generous; a crammed one feels tiny. The enquiry starts that thinking.

Is designing a small garden cheaper?

Often the design fee is lower simply because there’s less area, though small spaces can take just as much design thought per square metre. The upside: a modest build budget goes a long way in a compact space. A rough budget on the form helps us scope it.

Can you fit in planting, seating and storage?

Usually, with clever design — vertical and raised planting, built-in or folding seating, and integrated storage make a small garden multitask. Tell us your wish-list on the form and we’ll design to fit as much of it as the space sensibly allows.

Is the enquiry free?

Yes — free with a Fun Forms account, fully customisable, and it embeds on your site or shares as a link.