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A light grey porcelain front patio with crisp dark joints, laid by our team in Barnet EN5.

Horizontal slatted timber fencing around a new garden with artificial grass, sleeper raised beds and a seating area in Enfield EN1.

Horizontal slatted timber fencing with a red brick-slip planter, a new patio and composite decking, completed in Enfield EN2.

Before, in progress and after: close-board fencing, porcelain patio, new turf, composite decking and built-in bench seating in Barnet EN4.

A close-board timber fence installed alongside a new lawn and charcoal herringbone driveway in Enfield EN1.

Black metal spear-top railings installed around a new block paved front garden in Barnet EN5.

Two charcoal herringbone block paving driveways with contrasting buff and charcoal borders, completed by our team in Enfield EN1.

Charcoal block paving with a grey border for a period terraced house, completed by our team in Enfield EN3.

Red herringbone block paving with a charcoal edge, a new brick boundary wall with piers and a planting bed, completed in Barnet EN4.

Multi-tone grey block paving with a linear slot drain and black metal railings, completed by our team in Barnet EN5.

A large silver-grey resin bound driveway with charcoal block edging and a new brick dwarf wall with wall light, completed in Enfield EN2.

A golden resin bound driveway with a red brick-on-edge border, completed by our team for a bungalow in Enfield EN1.

Brindle red herringbone block paving with a charcoal border, curved bullnose kerb and brick piers, completed by our team in Enfield EN2.

An EN1 design concept pairing a pale resin-bound aggregate with charcoal block edging and a narrow planting border.

A design concept exploring a traditional brindle block-paving driveway with charcoal borders for an EN2 home.

An EN5 design concept combining horizontal timber slats with simple planting and a calm, contemporary finish.

A design concept showing how natural timber closeboard fencing could create a neat boundary and a more private garden for an EN4 home.

A tired Victorian terrace garden in High Barnet turned into a striped new lawn with a sandstone patio, block edging and a tidy gravel area. Real photos from our team.

Six North London front gardens shown as they are today next to a resin bound or block paving design visualisation. See your own driveway with a free 3D design.

Porcelain and Indian sandstone are the two patio materials we are asked about most in Barnet and Enfield. Both look great when they are laid properly, but they suit different gardens and different owners. Here is an honest comparison, using two of our own local jobs. Porcelain: clean, modern and low maintenance Look: consistent colour and sharp, straight edges. Ideal for modern homes and large-format layouts. Upkeep: very low. Porcelain does not absorb water, so moss, stains