Wild: The Naturalistic Garden is a striking exploration of a global shift in garden design, one that moves away from order and towards instinct. It celebrates a quieter, softer approach to planting that favours ecology, resilience and a deep connection to place.
Written by garden expert Noel Kingsbury and photographed by Claire Takacs, the book visits over forty gardens around the world, each shaped by natural rhythms rather than rigid borders. From East Sussex meadows to water-wise landscapes in Australia, these gardens reflect a growing return to untamed beauty.
Featuring the work of celebrated designers including Sean Hogan, Piet Oudolf and Dan Pearson, this is more than a visual study. It is a call to reimagine what a garden can be — layered, local, responsive and alive.
Published by Phaidon. Made in the UK.
