Bunny chats to Nina Campbell in her London garden

Nina is the Doyenne of Interiors, and is an internationally renown Interior Designer. Nina won the American Fashion award for ‘the Women who has most influenced style Internationally’, and has worked for many celebs such as Ringo Star, and The Royals. Nina is Godmother to Geri Halliwell’s daughter.
She was born on the day after World War II ended.
Nina talks about her life, how she still enjoys running her business, her shop and designing her fabric collection, and has no intentions of having an exit strategy. She explains the top tricks and the colours she has used in her tiny London garden to make it appear bigger, eminently useable and extremely easy on the eye.
For Nina’s present, Bunny takes Nina a plant, Dianthus barbatus ‘Sooty’ , a short lived perennial with beautifully deep maroon flower heads that last for months. It also has an exceptionally long vase life. This plant self seeds (and is true from seed) so although technically a short lived perennial, in affect it rarely needs replacing.
To hear more about Nina's London garden, listen to Bunny's latest podcast (s1 e26) 'Bunny in the Garden with... Nina Campbell'. Available now on Audioboom, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and many more...
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[@juliedubberley1192]

Love seeing these smaller spaces, its so inspirational for those of us with similar areas ❤

[@stephenwilliams944]

What a delight. Goes to prove small outdoor spaces can look amazing with careful planning - even in London. Thank you for sharing.

[@ginadavis174]

I Loved this episode! Nina Campbell is a marvel…and so very clever and imaginative with this tiny space. So inspirational.

[@sunitashastry5270]

Amazing! Thank you for pointing out the special feature- like the planks going smaller, the plantings in two colors, etc. Great ideas.

[@samiecain1244]

Another treat from Bunny :) Gorgeous garden rooms, very inspiring !

[@casandradickinson8518]

Two of my favorite ladies, very charming space, thank you for sharing.

[@railiedouglas3018]

Fabulous space! I love the restraint. Very tasteful with no clutter.

[@hotrodmom86]

I agree on a calming atmosphere in the garden as well. Thanks for the tour Bunny.😊 Happy gardening!!

[@tinathene]

Wow! 20, 80… it can be done. Love the serene setting and skylight to the extended basement below ! Interesting❤

[@hazel1960]

Absolutely stunning area very delightful
Just shows how you can achieve anything big isn’t always the best

[@victoriabakersmith9647]

Calming London garden, painted slatted wood is simple yet genius, off to paint mine! Congratulations to NC on her award, thank you, White pots beautiful.

[@merrim7765]

LOVED this!! Thank you for sharing. Saved to my "Favorites" file. : )

[@hilltopbrenda]

Clever design for a small space with all details thought out well

[@colette8694]

Charming filled with unique garden finds 🌸 love the mirror ✨

[@beckyscheller9358]

Loved seeing both of these spaces and the interview.

[@officiallaskardoa]

Most beautiful sharing

[@sajisebastian3494]

Now I know where yo use my Moroccan hanging light I’ve been saving for years and just didn’t know where to put it. Thank you Bunny

[@chuileong8304]

Nina, I enjoy your garden very. You have good inspiration on me. Thank you,

[@waynejones750]

Beautiful space ❤

[@Rougebasque]

Absolutely charming!

[@KathleenSmiley-te6hv]

I absolutely love this.❤❤❤

[@lorrainel2314]

Gorgeous courtyard gardens, thanks for the tour.
Loved the louvres, narrow pots, large pots with obelisks and Paul Bangay’s 🇦🇺striped paving (recommendation).
Talk about charming 🌟

[@user-cz2fc8gd5g]

Wonderful……

[@katelucy808]

💗💗💗

[@jennrowsell7868]

❤

[@teslaandhumanity7383]

I agree about the drawing room issue . Garden looks French 🇫🇷 to me , not American.

[@johnsmith-ls4rc]

I wish I could find some paint the same colour as the metal chairs 15 secs in; or know the name of the colour. It would be ideal for a metal arch I have just purchased. I didn't know Garrya Elliptica was suitable for a container - I like the plant , but don't have a suitable spot in the ground. Thank you for another interesting and educational video.

[@CatJourney198]

Can anyone confirm that I can in fact plant a magnolia in close proximity to my home? Years ago, I read that the roots are narrow & go into the sewer lines?

[@deeshires8721]

Magnolias are always dropping leaves or seed pods. The leaves are difficult to remove. Pretty but a lot of work!

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[@user-hi3gc7jw5j]

You are putting this video on the internet. You might think everybody knows what an OBE is. But they don't have to.
It sounds snobbish when you assume everybody does.

[@krisbaker9427]

I looked it up as I’m American and didn’t know. I am not harmed by having to investigate.

[@susanking537]

In the opening seconds of this video it makes it quite clear why and what for Nina Campbell has been given an OBE. It takes but a minute to look up the acronym

[@Em_Chester_]

In the same gist I watch a lot of American videos where inch’s and feet and pounds are only referenced despite the whole world using metric. It amazes me they aren’t inclusive to an international audience in something so simple.

[@alliejones9864]

I suggest google and treat yourself to an education.