At Miller Homes, we believe your home doesn’t end at the back door, and your garden should be just as thoughtfully designed as the rooms inside. That’s why we were so excited to create this Amalfi Coast-inspired garden transformation, showing how a new build garden can become a stylish and relaxing outdoor retreat.

We’ve captured the full transformation in a video that brings this vision to life, and we hope it inspires you to make the most of your own outdoor space, with a little Mediterranean touch along the way.

A taste of the Amalfi Coast

Drawing inspiration from the timeless charm of the Italian coast, this garden design is all about warm textures, soft neutrals, and simple elegance. From blue toned details and stripes as print of choice, to olive trees, lavender and citrus accents, it’s a space that feels both modern and full of character.

Built with our homeowners in mind, the layout makes the most of every inch, creating zones for relaxing, dining, and entertaining, all while keeping maintenance low and enjoyment high. It’s proof that you don’t need to make drastic changes, to create something truly special.

Why outdoor living matters

A beautifully designed garden doesn’t just add kerb appeal, it adds to your quality of life. Spending more time outside can help reduce stress, lift your mood, and encourage more social time with family and friends.

Whether you’re enjoying a quiet morning coffee or hosting dinner on a warm evening, having an outdoor space that feels like an extension of your home can make everyday moments feel just that little bit more special.

Tips to create your own Mediterranean-inspired garden

If you’re looking to bring a touch of Amalfi to your own garden, here are a few simple ways to get started:

• Stick to natural textures like stone, terracotta, and wood to give warmth and authenticity.

• Choose Mediterranean planting, think lavender, rosemary, olive trees, and herbs that thrive in sunny spots.

• Use colour thoughtfully, adding accents of lemon yellow, deep green, or classic blue in cushions, tiles or planters.

• Create functional zones, even a small space can have a dining area, a cosy reading corner, or a place for plants to shine.

At Miller Homes, our developments are designed to support real lifestyles — and we know that includes outdoor spaces you can truly live in.

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