Raised Bed Variations
This page brings together a range of raised bed designs, each shaped by different sites, needs, and ways of working. Rather than offering a single solution, these examples show how growing spaces can be adapted to fit context, materials, and long-term goals.
Some beds are designed for durability and permanence, using materials intended to last decades. Others prioritize flexibility, accessibility, or integration into existing landscapes. Forms vary from straight and structured to curved and organic, depending on how the space is meant to be used and experienced.
Across all of them, the focus remains the same: healthy soil, thoughtful drainage, ease of use, and compatibility with the surrounding garden. Raised beds are treated not as standalone containers, but as part of living systems that support ongoing harvests and low-maintenance care.
Together, these examples offer a way of thinking rather than a fixed template, helping clients understand what is possible and what might be most appropriate for their own gardens.
